Mar 4, 2017
Standard-library sort function can not be used to sort values that are stored in a list.
std::list provides its own sort member function, which uses an algorithm that is optimized for sorting data stored in a list.
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Standard-library sort function can not be used to sort values that are stored in a list.
std::list provides its own sort member function, which uses an algorithm that is optimized for sorting data stored in a list.
Operations erase and push_back for std::list do not invalidate iterators to other elements
std::list does not support indexing
std::vector does
std::list is optimized for fast insertion and deletion anywhere within the container