NodemyNode(5);
NodemyNode(5); Node myChild(3); myNode.addChild(&myChild);
NodeThis code creates a new node with a value of 5, then creates three child nodes with values of 2, 4, and 6 and adds them to the node. The code then iterates over the children of the node and prints out their values. Package library: boost::property_tree. Note: There are several libraries available in C++ for creating nodes, such as boost::any, boost::variant and boost::property_tree. The example above uses boost::property_tree for convenience, but other libraries may be better suited for specific use cases.myNode(5); Node myChild1(2); Node myChild2(4); Node myChild3(6); myNode.addChild(&myChild1); myNode.addChild(&myChild2); myNode.addChild(&myChild3); for (auto child : myNode.getChildren()) { std::cout << child->getValue() << std::endl; }