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This type of for loop is a "fool proof" alternative to the traditional for loop. It works with all sorts of containers, including arrays and vectors. We'll discuss it's pros and cons, it's syntax, and it's greatest limitation (at the end of the video).

In this programming tutorial for beginners, I'll provide several examples in a sample program using Visual Studio 2022 C++.

1:00 ⇒ Code

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