PROBLEM 3: Given a vector of integers, x, write a function isolate(x) to isolate the even from the odo ntegers. The even integers should be stored evenvector, while the odd integers to oddvector. The order o he elements must follow their order of appearance in the input vector. The program will finally outpu venvector and oddvector. Try using with loops. Try using without loops.

PROBLEM 3: Given a vector of integers, x, write a function isolate(x) to isolate the even from the odo ntegers. The even integers should be stored evenvector, while the odd integers to oddvector. The order o he elements must follow their order of appearance in the input vector. The program will finally outpu venvector and oddvector. Try using with loops. Try using without loops.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.6: The Standard Template Library (stl)

Problem 8E

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