Transforming a sequence in vector : Vector Utility « Data Structure « C++

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C++ » Data Structure » Vector Utility Screenshots  Transforming a sequence in vector #include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; double midpoint(double a, double b) {   return ((a-b) / 2) + b; } int main() {   vector<double> vectorObject1(5), vectorObject2(5), vectorObject3(5);   int i;   vectorObject1[0] = 110.0;   vectorObject1[1] = 918.6;   vectorObject1[2] = 112.23;   vectorObject1[3] = 818.8;   vectorObject1[4] = -212.01;   vectorObject2[0] = 21.0;   vectorObject2[1] = 31.3;   vectorObject2[2] = 41.19;   vectorObject2[3] = 155.0;   vectorObject2[4] = -2.0;   cout << "Values in vectorObject1: ";   for(i = 0; i <vectorObject1.size(); i++)     cout << vectorObject1[ i ] << " ";   cout << endl;   cout << "Values in vectorObject2: ";   for(i = 0; i <vectorObject2.size(); i++)     cout << vectorObject2[ i ] << " ";   cout << endl;      transform(vectorObject1.begin(), // find midpoints between elements in vectorObject1 those in vectorObject2             vectorObject1.end(),              vectorObject2.begin(),             vectorObject3.begin(),              midpoint);   cout << "Midpoints: ";   for(i = 0; i <vectorObject3.size(); i++)     cout << vectorObject3[ i ] << " ";   return 0; }                     Related examples in the same category 1. Demonstrate inner_product() in vector 2. Demonstrate partial_sum() in vector 3. set_union, set_difference, set_symmetric_difference, set_intersection 4. Use a unary function object to determine even/odd. 5. Demonstrate count_if and not1 in vector 6. Another way to sort a sequence into descending order. 7. Use a function adaptor in vector 8. Demonstrate insert_iterator in a vector 9. Insert one vector into another using an insert iterator 10. Demonstrate back_insert_iterator in vector 11. Demonstrate front_insert_iterator in vector 12. Find minimum and maximum inside a vector 13. Use for_each() in vector 14. Use the logical_not unary function object in vector 15. Sorting a vector into descending order in vector 16. Using copy() in Vector 17. Using swap_ranges() in Vector 18. Exchange elements from two different types of containers. 19. Demonstrate find() and find_if() in vector 20. Demonstrate search() in vector 21. Demonstrate mismatch() in vector 22. Demonstrating sort() in vector 23. Demonstrating partial_sort() in vector 24. Demonstrate binary_search() in vector 25. Demonstrate lower_bound() in vector 26. Demonstrating remove() and replace() in vector 27. Demonstrating unique() in vector 28. Generating a sequence in vector 29. Rotate a sequence in vector 30. Right-rotate a sequence in vector 31. Demonstrate random_shuffle() in vector 32. Merge two sequences 33. A vector may allocate more memory than it currently needs.