Algorithm

Standard library algorithms added to the <algorithm> header since C++11. These do not include algorithms which require move semantics to function, and replace move semantics with copies where appropriate. Details of any function can be found on the cppreference <algorithm> page

The functions included are:

all_of any_of none_of	Checks if a predicate is true for all/any/none of the values in a range
for_each_n	Applies a function object to the first n elements of a range
find_if_not	Finds the first element of a range for which a predicate returns false
copy_if	Copies elements of a range which meet a certain predicate to another location
copy_n	Copies a number of elements to a new location
shift_left shift_right	Shifts elements of a range left or right by n steps Note: this uses copy semantics, unlike the standard algorithm which moves
is_partitioned	Determines if a range is partitioned by a particular predicate
partition_copy	Copies a range, dividing the contents into two groups
partition_point	Finds the partition point of a given range
is_sorted	Checks whether a range is sorted into ascending order
is_sorted_until	Finds the largest sorted subrange
minmax	Finds the smaller and larger of two integers
minmax_element	Returns the smallest and largest values in a range
clamp	Clamps a value between two elements