C++ Standard Template Library in Practice - Vectors

The video tutorial introduces vectors, explaining their properties, such as dynamic sizing and memory allocation. It covers how vectors are efficient for accessing and modifying elements but less so for arbitrary insertions. The tutorial includes example code demonstrating vector initialization, resizing, and element access, highlighting the use of the 'at' method for safe access. It concludes with a brief overview of handling exceptions and a preview of the next topic on standard arrays.

How can you access vector elements using pointers?

Discuss the implications of accessing an out of bounds element in a vector.

What is the significance of the 'at' method in vectors?