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9 changes: 5 additions & 4 deletions pretext/CollectionData/Vectors.ptx
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<section xml:id="collection-data_vectors">
<title>Vectors</title>
<p><term>Vectors</term> are much more similar to Python lists than arrays are.
<introduction>
<p><term>Vectors</term> are much more similar to Python lists than arrays are.
Vectors use a dynamically allocated array to store their elements,
so they can change size, and they have other friendly features as well.
Because they use a dynamically allocated array, they use contiguous storage locations
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as we see in the next example.
Because vectors can change size, vectors typically allocate some extra storage to accommodate for possible growth.
Thus the vector typically has an actual <term>capacity</term> greater than the storage <term>size</term> strictly needed to contain its elements.</p>
<subsection xml:id="collection-data_iterating-through-vectors">
</introduction>
<subsection xml:id="collection-data_iterating-through-vectors">
<title>Iterating through Vectors</title>
<p>When iterating vectors, you must first find the length of your container. You can simply call the <c>.length()</c> function.
For arrays, the number of elements can be found by getting the size in memory of the array
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</exercise>
</reading-questions>
</subsection>
</section>

</section>