We can also initialize a vector from a count and an element value. The count determines how many elements the vector will have; the value provides the initial value for each of those elements

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We can also initialize a vector from a count and an element value. The count determines how many elements the vector will have; the value provides the initial value for each of those elements.

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vector<int> ivec(10, -1); // ten int elements, each initialized to - 1
vector<string> svec(10, "hi!"); // ten strings; each element is "hi!"

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We can also initialize a vector from a count and an element value. The count determines how many elements the vector will have; the value provides the initial value for each of those elements

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