Lecture

Vector Manipulation Examples

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This lecture covers various examples of manipulating vectors in C++, including declaring, displaying, assigning values, and inputting elements. Examples include iterating through a vector without explicit indices, assigning all elements to a specific value, and keyboard input. Different methods for displaying and assigning elements are demonstrated, providing a comprehensive understanding of vector manipulation in C++.

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