QVector is a container class in C++ that is used to store and manipulate sequences of objects. It is a part of the Qt library, a cross-platform application development framework used for creating graphical user interfaces (GUI).
Code example using QVector:
#include #include
int main() { QVector numbers;
// add elements to the vector numbers.append(1); numbers.append(2); numbers.append(3);
// iterate through the vector for (int i = 0; i < numbers.size(); ++i) { qDebug() << numbers.at(i); }
return 0; }
In the above example, we create a QVector of integers and add elements to it using the append() method. We then iterate through the vector using a for loop and output each element using the qDebug() function.
The package library here is Qt, which provides various container classes, including QVector, for storing data in C++ applications.
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