Lecture

Vector Usage: Direct Access and Iterations

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This lecture covers the global assignment of arrays, direct access to array elements, and different ways to iterate over arrays in C++11, emphasizing the importance of choosing the appropriate method. It also highlights common errors, such as accessing non-existing elements, and introduces the size() function for iterating over arrays with a classic for loop.

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