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C++ Tutorial » STL Algorithms Modifying sequence operations » generate   24. 3. 6. Using generate to fill values to a vector #include <algorithm> #include <vector> #include <list> #include <iostream> int main (){     using namespace std;     vector <int> v (10);     generate ( v.begin (), v.end () , rand );         cout << "Elements in the vector of size " << v.size ();     for (size_t nCount = 0; nCount < v.size (); ++ nCount)         cout << v [nCount] << " ";     return 0; } 24. 3. generate 24. 3. 1.  Provide predicate for std::generate 24. 3. 2.  Illustrating the generic generate algorithm: Fill vector1 with 1, 4, 9, 16, ..., 100 24. 3. 3.  Use std::generate to fill elements in a vector 24. 3. 4.  Int sequence 24. 3. 5.  Use generate to insert five random numbers into a list 24. 3. 6.  Using generate to fill values to a vector

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