[Solved] C++ why this code doesn’t work? [closed]

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As mentioned std::vector::push_back() may invalidate your iterator. Possible, but pretty ugly solution could be:

for (auto beg = v.begin(); beg != v.end();++beg)
{
    if (beg == v.begin()) {
        v.push_back(50);
        beg = v.begin();
    }
}

but your logic seems convoluted, why not push back just before the loop?

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solved C++ why this code doesn’t work? [closed]