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side by side vector (stl) printing

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hedgracer

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Mar 21, 2001
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I am trying to print two vectors side by side. The code I am using (actually the fifteeth rendition of this code) is as follows:

for(iterA = B.begin(); iterA != B.end(); iterA++)
for(iter = A.begin(); iter != A.end(); iter++)
{
cout<<*iter<<&quot; &quot;<<*iterA;

}
cout<<endl;

Needless to say this code does not work. I am trying to print the following:

1 20
1 30
1 40

Any help is apprecitated. Thanks in advance.

D. Christman
 
don't use
Code:
for
use a
Code:
while
:
Code:
while ( (iterA !=A.end()) and (iterB !=B.end() )
{
  if (iterA !=A.end())  { cout << iterA; }
  cout << &quot; &quot;;
  if (iterB !=B.end())  { cout << iterB; }
  cout << endl;
  iterA++;
  iterB++;
}
 
OR, useing a for statement....

iRight = iRight.begin();
for(iLeft = iLeft.begin(); iLeft != iLeft.end(); iLeft++)
{
cout << iLeft << &quot; &quot;;
if(iRight != iRight.end()) {
cout << iRight << &quot;\r\n&quot;;
iRight++;
}
}

hope it helped, Rob
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oops, forgot code tags...

OR, useing a for statement....

Code:
iRight = iRight.begin();
for(iLeft = iLeft.begin(); iLeft != iLeft.end(); iLeft++)
{
    cout << iLeft << &quot; &quot;;
    if(iRight != iRight.end())  {
        cout << iRight << &quot;\r\n&quot;;
        iRight++;
    }
}
[/code.
hope it helped, Rob
&quot;Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off.&quot;

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oops, forgot code tags...

OR, useing a for statement....

Code:
iRight = iRight.begin();
for(iLeft = iLeft.begin(); iLeft != iLeft.end(); iLeft++)
{
    cout << iLeft << &quot; &quot;;
    if(iRight != iRight.end())  {
        cout << iRight << &quot;\r\n&quot;;
        iRight++;
    }
}
hope it helped, Rob
&quot;Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off.&quot;

- Currently down
 
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