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16.11.1.Using a Vector of Booleans

#include <vector>

#include <iostream>



using namespace std;



int main( )

{

   vector<bool> shots( 5 ); // true if pet has shot



   // give shots to two pets

   shots[1] = true;

   shots[4].flip();





   // delete the first element because that pet was adopted

   shots.erase( shots.begin() );





   // flip bits to show pets needing shots

   shots.flip();



}

16.11.vector definition
	16.11.1.	Using a Vector of Booleans
	16.11.2.	vector declaration
	16.11.3.	vector of 10 strings
	16.11.4.	Dynamically allocated vector begins with 0 elements
	16.11.5.	vector's copy constructor

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