You can initialize a vector with the contents of a built-in array like this:
#include#include using namespace std;int main(){ int arr[3]; arr[0] = 4; arr[1] = 8; arr[2] = 16; vector vi ( &arr[0], // first argument is the address of the array's beginning &arr[3] ); // second argument must point one element past the array's end! cout<< vi[0] << ' ' << vi[1] << ' ' << vi[2] < 
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