Here's what I've learned over 20 years of working with both C++ and Java (and more years before that with C++): As a rule of thumb, when you convert optimized C++ to Java, the code is about 3x slower.

Fortunately, most programming languages come with libraries packed full of ready-made data structures. For example, C++ has its Standard Template Library, and Java has the Java Class Library.

Safe C++ Extensions proposal would provide C++ developers with memory-safe implementations of essential data structures and algorithms ... platforms including Java and .NET and programming ...

I see it time and again in Google interviews or new-grad hires: The way data structures and algorithms — among the most important subjects in a proper computer science curriculum — are learnt ...

I'm not sure. In any case, I'm thinking I should learn more about the STL and about data structures/classes in C++ (and perhaps even Boost - there are some very basic graph structures available in ...

Bjarne Stroustrup first started developing the the C++ language in 1979 at Bell Labs ... semantics will simplify the way we return large data structures from functions and improve the performance ...