C++ std::vector

Question

Hi,
I've a std::vector<std::string> vec1 which has 8 elements (thanks push_back)
I've another std::vector<std;;string> vec2, wich also has 8 elements.
I want to copy all vec2 elements on vec1, to refresh the data of vec1
how ?

Answer 1

You can easily to that.
vec1.clear() // Clears the vector.
vec1.swap(vec2) // Copies the content.

Answer 2

https://code.sololearn.com/c4strPnQpUtz/?ref=app

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I'm on programming school in university

Answer 5

😄 ... please believe me. It was just coincidence. I am not in your head. I will answer you after work. My boss seems not amused.

Answer 6

Hahaha ok no problem ^^ you work in what ?

Answer 7

Nulpe thx I'll show you a code (that actually doesn't work) like that you'll know how I wanted to do

Answer 8

I didn't waiting for girl nurse haha, just to be curious ans know you a bit ^^

Answer 9

If you want to define your vector in a class, I have an example for you. 😁
https://code.sololearn.com/c25v4J4CiyHQ/?ref=app

Answer 10

NoxFly a simple assignment is enough
vec1=vec2;

Answer 11

Its also posible to set your String-Vector with the constructor.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Boy nurse ... Sorry ^^

Answer 14

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Answer 15

NoxFly ドリアン I believe "cout<<testVec" is in C++ not valid. You need a loop to print every element of an array or vector,.

Answer 16

okoh victory you are welcome ... I am a noob 😁

Answer 17

You can also use move semantics
Vec1.assign(move(vec2));