So where can I find the best online C++ Standard Library reference? [closed]

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You know, with comments and examples and stuff.

Need a quick reference for when coding.

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I don't know if I'd say it's "the best", but the online reference I use most often is the Apache C++ Standard Library Reference Guide. Maybe people use SGI's Standard Template Library Programmer's Guide.

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These days, I mostly use cppreference.com.

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Along with a copy of the standard, I use cplusplus.com, mostly because it is the first result when I google std::vector.

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These days, I mostly use cppreference.com.

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Do yourself a favour, and buy a book, such as The C++ Standard Library.

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The actual C++ Standard. Seriously. It's kind of expensive, but it's the only authoritative source out there. If you need specific docs on something Ctrl + F works just fine.

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Personally, I rely on mainly on cplusplus.com and cppreference