Vector is another component of C++ STL (standard template library). Vector is also a dynamic array just like queue but with some differences.
This data structure is different from the data structure stack because vector is often use to keep data not to process and it leave it alone. We define vector like this
vector< data type> name_of_the_vector;
(don't forget to include vector class in the beginning of your code #include <vector> )
Suppose we have vector<int> v;
Above you can find the use of vector's functions.
v.at( int I);
This function calls the element with index I. When we have a static array we use [ ] operator to call for an element , in here we use .at function.
(NOTE [] operator can also be used when we use vector but it is a little bit unsafe.)
v.begin() v.end()
The functions v.begin() and v.end() return the iterator which shows the beginning of the vector and the end of the vector accordingly. You can learn about iterators here.
v.clear()
This function clears the vector completely. After this function the vector is becoming empty.
v.empty()
This is a boolean function. It returns TRUE if there is at least 1 element in vector or false when the vector is completely empty.
v.erase( vector<int>::iterator iter);
This function deletes an element from the given point of our vector. NOTE this function recieves an iterator as a parameter not an integer.
v.insert( vector<int>::iterator iter,int x);
This function inserts the element x in the position of iter. NOTE this function just like the previous one recieves an iterator as a parameter not an integer.
v.pop_back();
This function pops(removes) the last element of the vector.
v.push_back(int x);
This function adds an element from the back of the vector .
v.size();
This function returns an integer; the number of elements present in the vector.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS LEAVE THEM IN COMMENTS NO QUESTION WILL STAY UNANSWERED
This data structure is different from the data structure stack because vector is often use to keep data not to process and it leave it alone. We define vector like this
vector< data type> name_of_the_vector;
(don't forget to include vector class in the beginning of your code #include <vector> )
Suppose we have vector<int> v;
Above you can find the use of vector's functions.
v.at( int I);
This function calls the element with index I. When we have a static array we use [ ] operator to call for an element , in here we use .at function.
(NOTE [] operator can also be used when we use vector but it is a little bit unsafe.)
v.begin() v.end()
The functions v.begin() and v.end() return the iterator which shows the beginning of the vector and the end of the vector accordingly. You can learn about iterators here.
v.clear()
This function clears the vector completely. After this function the vector is becoming empty.
v.empty()
This is a boolean function. It returns TRUE if there is at least 1 element in vector or false when the vector is completely empty.
v.erase( vector<int>::iterator iter);
This function deletes an element from the given point of our vector. NOTE this function recieves an iterator as a parameter not an integer.
v.insert( vector<int>::iterator iter,int x);
This function inserts the element x in the position of iter. NOTE this function just like the previous one recieves an iterator as a parameter not an integer.
v.pop_back();
This function pops(removes) the last element of the vector.
v.push_back(int x);
This function adds an element from the back of the vector .
v.size();
This function returns an integer; the number of elements present in the vector.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS LEAVE THEM IN COMMENTS NO QUESTION WILL STAY UNANSWERED
AHA!!!! v.clear()! That's what I was looking for!! Thanks 4 having this. So useful!!
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