Inserting the value in the vector .

[bluecoder]

Hi , my code insert the value in the vector at particular position .Can you please help with other ways to insert the values in the vector .

  int myint[] = {300, 394, 208, 193, 400, 798 , 294 , 87 };
	vector<int> myvect( myint , myint + 8 ) ;	
	
	vector<int>::iterator it  = myvect.begin() + 3; 
	myvect.insert(it , 1, 500);
	for( it = myvect.begin() ; it != myvect.end(); it++)
	{
		cout <<"\n Value = "<<*it;
	}

[Moschops]

You want ways other than using the vector insert function?

[Peter87]

There is the push_back function that adds the element to the end of the vector.
In C++11 there is also emplace/emplace_back that is similar to insert/push_back with the difference that you pass constructor arguments that will be used to construct the object.

[bluecoder]

yes Moschops

You want ways other than using the vector insert function?

actually... like i want to insert the value eg 900 at the second position in the myvect . now i cannot do
myvect.insert(2, 900); as it will expect vector eg ..

vector<int> mm( 1,900);
myvector.insert(  mm ) ; 

or inserting at the back of vector like
myvector.push_back( mm) ;

so , i just wanted to know the right way other the i described above .
it may be any method ..

[Peter87]

insert expects an iterator and not a vector. I don't think there is a more easy way than doing myvect.insert(myvect.begin() + 2, 900);

[bluecoder]

thanks ... Peter87 , and Moschops .. ok . so i assume that this is the only way to insert into vector .