c++ - how do i add elements to an empty vector in a loop?

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I am trying to create an
empty vector inside a loop and want to add an element to the vector each time something
is read in to that loop.

#include
            
#include 

using namespace
            std;

int main()
{
 std::vector
            myVector();


 float x;
 while(cin >>
            x)
 myVector.insert(x);

 return
            0;
}

but
this is giving me error messages.

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You need
to use rel="noreferrer">std::vector::push_back()
instead:

while(cin >>
            x)
 myVector.push_back(x);
//
            ^^^^^^^^^

and not
rel="noreferrer">std::vector::insert(), which, as
you can see in the link, needs an iterator to indicate the position where you want to
insert the element.

Also, as href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17984268/how-do-i-add-elements-to-an-empty-vector-in-a-loop/17984286#comment26293169_17984268">what
@Joel has commented, you should remove the parentheses in your vector
variable's
definition.

std::vector
            myVector;

and
not

std::vector
            myVector();

By
doing the latter, you run into C++'s href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_vexing_parse" rel="noreferrer">Most Vexing
Parse problem.