If you use C++ for anything at all I hate you with every fiber of my being
@sir for (auto i = complaints.begin(); i != complaints.end(); ++i) { i->meh(); }
@rahThe fact that you have to write that instead of something like:```for comp in complaints { comp.meh() }```To use iterators ...@sir
@zentauro @sir You don't. With C++11 you can also do:
for (auto& comp: complaints) { comp.meh(); }
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