In production environment never ever use <bits/stdc++.h>. It will blow the size of your software as it includes so many things, plus it's not portable between different compilers.
Actually, I think most of the competitive programmers code directly on the platforms like hackerrank, geeksforgeeks etc. where bits/stdc++.h is already included in the directives.😅
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In production environment never ever use
<bits/stdc++.h>. It will blow the size of your software as it includes so many things, plus it's not portable between different compilers.True! Thanks for pointing it out. I was explaining STL from competitive programming point of view. 😅
Ok, that I didn't think about. So competitive programmers don't use clang or msvcc?
Actually, I think most of the competitive programmers code directly on the platforms like hackerrank, geeksforgeeks etc. where bits/stdc++.h is already included in the directives.😅