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#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void print(int elem)
{
  cout << elem << " ";
}

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  vector<int> vectOne, vectTwo;

  vectOne.push_back(1);
  vectOne.push_back(2);
  vectOne.push_back(3);
  vectOne.push_back(4);

  vectTwo.resize(vectOne.size());
  copy(vectOne.begin(), vectOne.end(), vectTwo.begin());
  for_each(vectTwo.begin(), vectTwo.end(), &print);

  return (0);
}








25.2.copy
25.2.1.Copy vector and list
25.2.2.Use copy to copy elements in one container to another container
25.2.3.Copy and insert list
25.2.4.Use copy function to print all elements in a deque
25.2.5.Print all elements in a list with copy function
25.2.6.Use std::copy to print all elements in a set
25.2.7.Display all elements in a vector
25.2.8.Use copy to output all elements in a container
25.2.9.Use copy to copy elements of one container into another container in reverse order
25.2.10.Copy all letters three elements behind the 'f'
25.2.11.Copy istream_iterator to ostream_iterator
25.2.12.Use the copy algorithms: Shift the contents of vector1 left by 4 positions
25.2.13.Use the generic copy to duplicate vectors
25.2.14.Use copy() to copy value from one vector to vector
25.2.15.Use copy to copy value from vector to a list