#include question

[Lucas Vogel]

Rob Wehrli wisely pointed out to me that &lt; and &gt; are < and > in HTML,
which makes sense when you replace all instances of &lt; and &gt with < and
>. 
The code then looks like this:
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#include < list >
using std::list; 
int main()
{
list < int > first;
list < int > second;
// fill both lists
first.push_back(1);
first.push_back(8); /* first is sorted */
second.push_back(2);
second.push_back(10); /* second is sorted */
/* merge second into first */
first.merge(second);
/* at this point, second is empty and first */
/* contains 4 elements in ascending order */
} 
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stupid HTML messaging! :)
Lucas