// Traverse the vector container #include <iostream> #include <vector> using namespace std; struct ST{ int id; double db; }; void Origin(int num,vector<ST>& vt){ int m = num; ST temp; for(int i=0;i<m;++i){ temp.id=i+1; temp.db=(i+1)*10; vt.push_back(temp); } } void Iter_for(vector<ST>& vt){ ST temp; vector<ST>::iterator iter; for(iter=vt.begin();iter!=vt.end();++iter){ temp=*iter; cout<<"id: "<<temp.id<<",db: "<<temp.db<<endl; } } void at_for(vector<ST>& vt){ ST temp; int i=0; int m=vt.size(); for(i=0;i<m;++i){ temp = vt.at(i); cout<<"id: "<<temp.id<<",db: "<<temp.db<<endl; } } intmain() { ST tmp; vector<ST> myvt; Origin(5,myvt); int size=myvt.size(); cout<<"size: "<<size<<endl; cout<<"Iterator output!"<<endl; Iter_for(myvt); at_for(myvt); cout<<"empty() usage:"<<endl; while(!myvt.empty()){ tmp=myvt.back(); cout<<"id: "<<tmp.id<<",db: "<<tmp.db<<endl; myvt.pop_back(); } return 0; }
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