The `std::deque.erase` function is a built-in function in C++ that is used to remove elements from a `std::deque` container. It allows you to remove elements from anywhere within the container by specifying a range or a single position. When called with a range, it erases all the elements from the given starting position to the ending position (exclusive). If called with a single position, it erases the element at that specific position. After erasing, the container's size is reduced by the number of elements erased, and the elements following the erased elements are shifted to fill the empty space.
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