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Vector in Class
By CLICKHERE, history, 4 years ago, In English 
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;

class a{
public:
	vector<int> arr(5);
};

int main() {
 a b;
}

why it is giving error at vector<int> arr(5);

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4 years ago, # |
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It's not allowed. you can use vector <int> arr = vector<int> (5);

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    Okay but why? how to declare this in class vector<vector<pair<T, pair<T, T2>>>> adjList(5) ?

    vector<vector<pair<T, pair<T, T2>>>> adjList = vector<vector<pair<T, pair<T, T2>>>> (5) like this?

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      4 years ago, # ^ |
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      you can use auto type

      vector<vector<pair<T, pair<T, T2>>>> adjList = vector<vector<pair<T, pair<T, T2>>>> (5)

      this code is equal to fist code:

      auto adjList = vector<vector<pair<T, pair<T, T2>>>> (5)

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4 years ago, # |
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Vector size is set in the constructor function.

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if you are declaring a class of 'a' then to declare a vector, you should follow this syntax

class fun { vector *v; public: fun() { v = new vector [5]; } };

this syntax is correct...i have used it so many times.

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thanks in advance for writing this blog! I have had the same problem for a long time :)

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