How do I use lists in C++ STL?

Can you explain how to use lists in C++ STL?

Sure! In C++, the Standard Template Library (STL) provides a list class that allows you to create a doubly linked list. You can include it by adding #include <list>.

What are some common operations I can perform on a list?

You can perform various operations like adding elements with push_back() or push_front(), removing elements with pop_back() or pop_front(), and iterating through the list using iterators.

How do I sort a list?

To sort a list, you can use the list::sort() member function. Just call it on your list object, and it will sort the elements in ascending order.

Can I store different data types in a list?

No, a list in C++ STL can only store elements of the same type. If you need to store different types, consider using a std::variant or a std::tuple.