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What is the Difference between "vector" and "array"?
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Answer / vivek
in vector space is not fixed,but in array space is fixed
second vector has memory allocation is dynamic which is
unsuitable at execution time but in array memory allocation
is continuously
array contain same datatype it is not in vector
array has compatibility to use 2d,3d arrayalso
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Answer / sumit arora
In C++,vectors are used for dynamically allocating space
(run time)as per your need,you do not need to hard code for
eg: consider a <vector> v;
for(int i=0;i<=v.size();i++)
cout<<v[i];
and that size can be increased with v.pushback(element)for
eg.
so there is no need to hard code whatever element you
pushed back only that memory is used.
but in array you do only have a fixed size
for(i=0;i<=100;i++)
cin<<a[i];
and if you want to access a[101] positions also it will
show you a garbage value ,bcoz in array there is no bound
checking and memorywize its a compile time allocation not a
dynamic one.
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Answer / ...........
difference of vector and array in data structure
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Answer / maninder kaur
what is difference between vector class and array?
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Answer / musaddique
arrat is derived type But vector is user-defined type or
class type
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 13 No |
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