Timeline for Multiplying binary strings using divide and conquer in C++

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Feb 14 at 23:38	answer	added	Peter Cordes		timeline score: 3
Feb 14 at 7:48	comment	added	Jerry Coffin		One possibility here would be to use `std:bitset`, which is a template in the standard library, but was not part of the STL.
Feb 14 at 6:08	answer	added	vnp		timeline score: 4
Feb 14 at 2:43	history	became hot network question
Feb 14 at 1:09	answer	added	indi		timeline score: 20
Feb 13 at 19:55	comment	added	indi		It doesn’t really affect your code, but you should probably inform your professor that “the STL” ≠ the standard C++ library. The STL was an old library made by HP that became… part of (along with IOStreams and other stuff)… the first version of the standard library a quarter century ago. This is important, because even if STL algorithms like `std::find()` are banned, some smart-ass (me, if I was in that class) could still use `std::ranges::find()`… which is not part of the STL (but is part of the C++ standard library).
Feb 13 at 19:07	history	edited	insipidintegrator	CC BY-SA 4.0	edited title
Feb 13 at 18:47	history	edited	toolic	CC BY-SA 4.0	deleted 7 characters in body
Feb 13 at 18:42	history	asked	insipidintegrator	CC BY-SA 4.0