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Why the output is not 6?
Mar 6 2021 5:35 AM
#include
#include
#include
using
namespace
std;
int
main() {
vector heights = {
100.3,
120.8,
132.7,
160.4,
150.3,
144.9,
170.5,
125.6
};
auto myLambda = count_if(heights.begin(), heights.end(), [](
int
x) {
return
x > 125.00;
});
cout <<
"The number of participants will be: "
<< myLambda;
return
0;
}
The output:The number of participants will be: 5 [Program finished]Why the output is not 6?
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Why 2 different compilers output different results? 13 and 14?
Why does this print 0 even when i is neither a global variable nor a s