#includeIn this example, we create a GuidList object and add some GUIDs to it using the insert method. We then check if an element with a specific GUID exists in the list using the contains method. We remove an element by its GUID using the remove method. Finally, we iterate over the remaining GUIDs in the list and print them out. Overall, the GuidList package library is useful for managing a collection of unique identifiers in a sorted manner.#include int main() { GuidList list; // Add some GUIDs to the list list.insert("87af8f2b-9fb9-4f2c-8d8d-787d99f3f3a3"); list.insert("e5c6d7eb-3d3e-4b8d-947a-a88e48245511"); list.insert("72d4e957-7f58-4c78-8aff-08c2cb16f44b"); // Check if an element with the given GUID exists if (list.contains("87af8f2b-9fb9-4f2c-8d8d-787d99f3f3a3")) { std::cout << "Found GUID in list\n"; } else { std::cout << "GUID not found in list\n"; } // Remove an element with the given GUID list.remove("e5c6d7eb-3d3e-4b8d-947a-a88e48245511"); // Iterate over the list and print out the remaining GUIDs for (auto guid : list) { std::cout << guid << "\n"; } return 0; }