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Iterating through a 2d vector of type string

K so what I need to know is how to iterate through a 2d array of type string, latter on I will post the code I am using know but I have to get to school now, sorry. But if any one knows some code that could help me I would appreciate it. :)
Mar 19 '09 #1
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You mean a vector<vector<string> > v;?

If so, remember that vectors implement arrays. Were this a 2D array you would used arr[x][y] where a and y are the array dimensions.

Do the same with your vector. v[x] is a vector<string>. Therefore v[x][y] is a string in that vector<string>.
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