Shiterator

a horribly programmed iterator used on a hash table. only useful if the data structure that it will be used on is designed around the concept of using the sh-terator. a typical sh-terator takes an integer in its first() method call. thus defeating the purpose of an iterator.
person 1: “why am i getting a “no matching call” to iterate.first()?”
person 2: “…first() takes an integer.”
person 1: “…the f-ck?”
person 2: “yeah, i know, person 3 programmed a sh-terator.”

for(i = 0; i < table size; i++) { iterator.first(i); while(!iterator.done()) { std::cout << iterator.current(); } } any electric or lp-powered portable toilet used in marine or remote environments where plumbing is not practical to dispose of human waste. its a sh-tter that burns the poo into ash when your done. i really want to install a sh-terator on my houseboat so i don't have to hire port-a-johnny to come and pump my sh-t out of a tank.