With Points instead of objects.
If I have the following code
Foo F; Of vector & lt; Foo & gt; Vect; Vect.push_back (f); Vect.erase (vect.begin ()); Where does my object go? Is it removed? What if someone else keeps an indicator to do this? Is this a memory leak?
push_back a copy F in the vector, and erase destroys it f itself is not affected by it.
When you erase it is invalid in all the points, references and iterators of an element in a vector erase yields the element after the undefined behavior Use them for
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