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Hello
I have a little question about vectors:
if I do
MYVEC.push_back(x);
can I assume that
*MYVEC.end() == x?
is a pushed_back item put at the vector.end()?
Quote:Original post by Sneftel
NO! end() points after the last element. MYVEC.back() == x, though.
* 2...
Seriously, I'm not joking, when you multiply that by 2 you get NO!NO!.
Anyways, YOURVEC.end() is 1 past the end, not the back. '.back()' as sneftel said, would work.
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Original post by Trillian
Hello
I have a little question about vectors:
if I do
MYVEC.push_back(x); <
Original post by Anonymous PosterOriginal post by Trillian
Hello
I have a little question about vectors:
if I do
MYVEC.push_back(x); <
WTF?
WHATS HAPPENNING TO MY STUPID POSTS!!!!!!!
I MEANT, WHY ARE YOU USING A NON POINTER AND LATER A POINTER?
WHATS HAPPENNING TO MY STUPID POSTS!!!!!!!
I MEANT, WHY ARE YOU USING A NON POINTER AND LATER A POINTER?
Quote:Original post by Sneftel
He was dereferencing the iterator returned by end().
Ohh.... Gotcha. That's when '(' and ')' kick in lol:
//pointer(*pVec).end();//dereferencing*(Vec.end());This topic is closed to new replies.
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