Vector <int , 2> i

[bruice]

As we all know, vector is a kind of sequence container. there are declared like that:
vector<type> variable_name (number_of_elements);

however, I saw a program declared a vector like that:
vector <int ,2> i

so what's the mean? how to explain the number 2?

thank you

[Cubbi]

Sounds like a typo from array, as in std::array<int, 2> i; , in which case 2 is the number of elements in the array, or this could be someone's personal (not std::) vector class that has similar (or different) semantics.