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Chapter 17, Problem 39RQE
Program Plan Intro
Iterator:
- It is an object that can be used to iterate over the elements in a collection.
- It behaves like pointers that can access the information in a container.
- The content of the
vector can be manipulated or printed using an Iterator.
Reverse Iterator:
- A reverse iterator is referred as “bidirectional iterator” and it will work in reverse order. This means it allows the user to iterate the container’s element in backward direction.
- Here, the first element of the container is referred as the last element and the last element is considered as the first of the container.
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