Vector with pointer type

[mike9407]

Vector<int*>a;
a. pushback(new int(10)
Why not working

[TarikNeaj]

Well, maybe because you're obviously missing a parenthesis. Also, after 107 posts, use god damn code tags.

[Peter87]

pushback should be push_back.
Vector should be std::vector.

[Shadowwolf]

And don't forget to add a semicolon after your push_back call:

std::vector<int*> a;
a.push_back(new int(10));

[TarikNeaj]

At this point it's 100% proven that @mike9407 is just one freaking troll. He's used vectors plenty of times in programs, including the push_back function, and now he can't even see a missing parenthesis nor a simple semicolon and randomly forgets that it's called push_back, not to mention he can't type c++ vectors in google, just proves that he's a troll.

[Shadowwolf]

I think you're right on this, @TarikNeaj. Most post are all random questions on subjects either documented in the reference or in the tutorial, and most likely caught by the compiler as well.

[mike9407]

Those syntax error i know, most important is the understand of concept how about i use vector<int>*a;what its mean lol

[AbstractionAnon]

vector<int *> a;  // From from first post
vector <int> *a;  // From last post 

Those are two different things. Which did you mean?

The first is a vector of pointers to ints.
The second is a pointer to a vector of ints.

You have been asked to use code tags. PLEASE DO SO.
http://www.cplusplus.com/articles/jEywvCM9/
Hint: You can edit your post, highlight your code and press the <> formatting button.
If you're not going to make the slightest bit of effort to make your posts readable, why should we spend the slightest bit of effort helping you?
I will not respond further until you apply code tags.

[mike9407]

I already edited