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A QStringList
is a value container of objects that have lazy copy-on-write. In a way, it is like a
pointer-container, but smarter. In Example 11.6, a CaseIgnoreString was added to a QStringList,
which required a conversion. Does this require a copy of the actual string data? Why or why not?
Add some more functions to ContactList.
operators += and -= should add() and remove() respectively.
Write some client-code that tests these functions.
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11.3. Sorted Map Example |
