Vector

Vector container type can store both basic data types and any other objects. A vector type is defined simply by writing [] after a type name, like int [] or string [].

A vector can contain only the types defined in its declaration, or types derived from the declared type. Unlike in some other programming languages, there is no need to make a cast when retrieving elements from the vector.

Vectors can be manipulated in many ways. The &= operator can be used to push objects or other vectors to the end of vector, and the indexing operator [<int>] can be used to get an element at a certain index, starting from 0.

API Documentation: Class Vector