The second restriction is that when we supply an element count without also supplying an initial value, we must use the direct form of initialization

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The second restriction is that when we supply an element count without also supplying an initial value, we must use the direct form of initialization.

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vector<int> vi = 10; // error: must use direct initialization to supply a size

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