std::vector

Doesn’t check if index is valid or not when using data[i]. Use .at(i) to throw an exception if index is invalid.

.front() and .back() on an empty vector is UB. I’m not sure how I feel about this. Use .empty() to check for emptiness.

Some useful methods:

• .push_back(), .pop_back()
• .empty(), .size(), .capacity()
• .reserve(), .resize()
• .back()
• .clear() (capacity stays the same)
• .begin(), .end(), .rbegin(), .rend()

• Векторы и строки - Основы С++