C++: Working with Sequence Containers

In C++ containers are structures that store collections of other objects known as elements. Sequence containers are used to store elements of the same type sequentially in a linear arrangement and associative containers store elements in the form of key-value pairs. In this course work with basic sequence containers called arrays as well as vectors. Next learn about forward lists and lists which are sequence data structures that allow constant time insert and erase operations. Finally discover how to work with deques (double-ended queues) and container adapters including stacks queues and priority queues. Upon completion youll be able to contrast sequence and associative containers enumerate properties and correctly use stacks queues and priority queues.