OOP Classes and Cohesion Example - Dogs - Part 5 - Classes and Vectors

Main.cpp

	// When we add Dogs to this kennel, they are cloned! (copied in to the vector)
	vector<Dog> cloningKennel;
	cloningKennel.push_back(myDog1);
	cloningKennel.push_back(myDog2);
	cloningKennel.push_back(myDog3);

	// Loop through the vector just like we learned before
	for (int i = 0; i < cloningKennel.size(); ++i)
	{
		// can use the subscript operator [] just as normal to get the specific item in the vector, 
		// and use . after it to do something with that item!
		cloningKennel[i].Print();
	}

	// This kennel only stores the ADDRESS to the Dog, it does not copy it!
	vector<Dog*> normalKennel;
	normalKennel.push_back(&myDog1);
	normalKennel.push_back(&myDog2);
	normalKennel.push_back(&myDog3);

	// Loop through the vector just like we learned before
	for (int i = 0; i < normalKennel.size(); ++i)
	{
		// can use the subscript operator [] just as normal to get the specific item in the vector, 
		// and use -> after it to do something with that item, since it's a pointer so we use ->
		normalKennel[i]->Print();
	}