The algorithms in the Standard Library:
A) Use virtual function calls.
B) Are implemented as member functions of the container classes.
C) Do not depend on the implementation details of the containers on which they operate.
D) Are not as efficient as the algorithms presented in most textbooks.

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The algorithms in the Standard Library are designed to be independent of the implementation details of the containers they operate on, ensuring portability and reusability. They are also optimized for performance, and often outperform hand-written algorithms in most textbooks. They are not implemented as member functions of the container classes, nor do they use virtual function calls, as they are generic algorithms designed to work with a wide range of container types.

The Algorithms in the Standard Library