#include question

[Gorman, John]

Yea, basically it is HTML goo.

The &llt is HTML for < and &gt is >
so without the HTML it would be #include <list>

John

|-----Original Message-----
|From: Lucas Vogel [mailto:lvogel@exponent.com]
|Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 10:18 AM
|To: Plug-Devel (E-mail)
|Subject: #include question
|
|
|I get a C++ tip of the day email, and I have found a line of 
|code that I do
|not understand. Can anyone explain the #include line to me? 
|The code sample
|is on merging two lists.
|
|-------------------------------------------
|#include &lt; list &gt;
|using std::list; 
|
|int main()
|{
|list &lt; int &gt; first;
|list &lt; int &gt; 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 */
|} 
|-------------------------------------------
|
|thanks
|
|
|
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