Near simple types, it is possible to use another lists - what behave like arrays - e.g.: iterable lists like std::list or std::(de)queue.
But if you really need something that behaves like arrays, use std::array from the <array> header.
std::array
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Near simple types, it is possible to use another lists - what behave like arrays - e.g.: iterable lists like std::list or std::(de)queue.
But if you really need something that behaves like arrays, use
std::arrayfrom the<array>header.