SUMMARY
The provided C++ 'for' loop results in an error due to an out-of-bounds access. The loop iterates over the indices of the array 'itemsList', but the statement 'itemsList.at(i) = itemsList.at(i+1)' attempts to access an index that exceeds the array's bounds when 'i' equals 'itemsLast.size() - 1'. This leads to undefined behavior as it tries to access 'itemsList.at(n)', where 'n' is the size of the array.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of C++ syntax and control structures
- Knowledge of array indexing and bounds in C++
- Familiarity with the STL (Standard Template Library) and its containers
- Experience with debugging and error handling in C++
NEXT STEPS
- Research C++ array bounds checking techniques
- Learn about the use of STL containers like std::vector
- Explore C++ exception handling for runtime errors
- Study best practices for loop constructs in C++ to avoid common pitfalls
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C++ developers, software engineers, and students learning about array manipulation and error handling in programming.