I am needing to find the output of the following code fragment:

vector<int> v (10,5);
v.push_back (3);
cout<<v.front()<<""<<v.back();

Thanks in advance

: I am needing to find the output of the following code fragment:
:
: vector<int> v (10,5);
: v.push_back (3);
: cout<<v.front()<<""<<v.back();
:
: Thanks in advance
:

Compile it & run it. It usually does the trick.

: I am needing to find the output of the following code fragment:
:
: vector<int> v (10,5);
: v.push_back (3);
: cout<<v.front()<<""<<v.back();
:
: Thanks in advance
:

You don't have a compiler available to test it out? The constructor creates a vector consisting of 10 instances of the value 5. The push_back statment of course will add the value 3 to the end of the vector. It shouldn't be too hard to figure out what the front and back member functions would return in this case.

I don't know anything about programming, so i hoped to have somebody let me know what the output would be. However, I did download visual c++ express and tried to compile it, but I received several syntex errors. Could you recommend what I should use to complile small programs like this?

Thanks


: : I am needing to find the output of the following code fragment:
: :
: : vector<int> v (10,5);
: : v.push_back (3);
: : cout<<v.front()<<""<<v.back();
: :
: : Thanks in advance
: :
:
: You don't have a compiler available to test it out? The constructor creates a vector consisting of 10 instances of the value 5. The push_back statment of course will add the value 3 to the end of the vector. It shouldn't be too hard to figure out what the front and back member functions would return in this case.
:

: I don't know anything about programming, so i hoped to have somebody let me know what the output would be. However, I did download visual c++ express and tried to compile it, but I received several syntex errors. Could you recommend what I should use to complile small programs like this?

The whole source should look like:

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
  vector<int> v (10,5);
  v.push_back (3);
  cout<<v.front()<<""<<v.back();
  return 0;
}