It returns an iterator that points to the next element of the deleted element or returns the number of deleted elements. Complexity erase(position): Amortized constant. erase (val): Logarithmic in container size. erase(first,last): Linear in the distance between first and last. Iterator validity...
Complexity Given an instancecofmultiset: 1,2)Amortized constant 3)log(c.size())+std::distance(first, last) 4)log(c.size())+c.count(key) 5)log(c.size())+c.count(x) Notes Feature-testmacroValueStdFeature __cpp_lib_associative_heterogeneous_erasure202110L(C++23)Heterogeneous erasure inas...
“strings” of cells, such that each cell is coupled indirectly to a bitline and requires activating the other cells of the string for access). Each of the cells within an erase block can be electrically programmed in a random basis by charging the floating gate. The charge can be removed...
1 and 2 show four memory cells in the NAND string, the use of four transistors is only provided as an example. A NAND string can have less than four memory cells or more than four memory cells. For example, some NAND strings will include eight memory cells, 16 memory cells, 32 memory...
In the above example, all the odd numbers has been erased and displaying even numbers. Example 5 Let's see another example: #include <set> #include <string> #include <iostream> #include <iterator> // next() and prev() helper functions ...
“strings” of cells, such that each cell is coupled indirectly to a bitline and requires activating the other cells of the string for access). Each of the cells within an erase block can be electrically programmed in a random basis by charging the floating gate. The charge can be removed...