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17.8.6.Inserting Elements in the List Using push_back

#include <list>

#include <iostream>



int main ()

{

    std::list <int> listIntegers;



    listIntegers.push_back (1);

    listIntegers.push_back (2);

    listIntegers.push_back (-1);

    listIntegers.push_back (9);



    std::list <int> ::iterator i;



    for ( i = listIntegers.begin (); i != listIntegers.end (); ++ i )

        std::cout << *i << std::endl;



    return 0;

}

17.8.list insert
	17.8.1.	Insert one at a time
	17.8.2.	Insert 3 fours
	17.8.3.	Insert another list
	17.8.4.	Insert an array in there
	17.8.5.	Inserting Elements in the List Using push_front
	17.8.6.	Inserting Elements in the List Using push_back
	17.8.7.	Inserting elements from another list at the beginning
	17.8.8.	Inserting elements from another list at the end
	17.8.9.	Insert elements of array into a list
	17.8.10.	Combine insert and begin to add element to the start of a list
	17.8.11.	Combine insert and end to add elements to the end of a list

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