vectors and push_back

It is placed in the vector

That''s why you normally should use a vector of (smart) pointers if you''re going to use it with objects.

It places a copy of the object in the vector--it''s the only exception-safe way to do it. Overload your copy constructor to output a message and you will see it called when you push_back.

thanx, exactly what i needed to know.

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