The cpp `DVector.push_back` is a method used to add elements to a dynamic vector (DVector) in C++. The `push_back` function appends an element to the end of the vector, increasing its size by one. This method is commonly used when dynamically resizing a vector and allows for the efficient addition of elements without the need to manually manage memory allocation.
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