C + + version fifth exercise 9.26

Exercise 9.26 uses the following code to define IA, copy ia to a vector and a list, use a single iterator version of erase to remove odd elements from the list, and remove even elements from the vector

1#include <iostream>2#include <list>3#include <vector>4 using namespacestd;5 6vector<int> Deletevect (vector<int> & Veca)//References7 {8Auto it =Veca.begin ();9      while(It! =veca.end ())Ten         if(*it%2==0) Oneit = veca.erase (it);//Delete an even number of them A         Else -++it; -     returnVeca; the } -  -list<int> DeleteList (list<int> & Veca)//References - { +Auto it =Veca.begin (); -      while(It! =veca.end ()) +         if(*it%2==1) Ait = veca.erase (it);//Delete the odd number of them at         Else -++it; -     returnVeca; - } -  - intMain () in { -     intIa[] = {0,1,1,2,3,5,8, -, +, -, the}; tovector<int>Vec; +list<int>lst; -Vec.assign (&ia[0],&ia[ One]);//Copy the ia[] into the vector container theLst.assign (&ia[0], &ia[ One]);//Copy the ia[] into the vector container *  $cout <<"Please printf the odd number:"<<Endl;Panax Notoginseng Deletevect (VEC); -      for(auto It:vec) the     { +cout << It <<Endl; A     } the  +cout <<"Please printf the even number:"<<Endl; - deletelist (LST); $      for(auto It:lst) $     { -cout << It <<Endl; -     } the GetChar (); -     return 0;Wuyi}

C + + version fifth exercise 9.26