list::begin() && list::end() question

Code:

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typedef pair<int,int> IntegerPair;

typedef list<IntegerPair> VertexList;
int u;
for (VertexList::const_iterator ci = graph.begin(u);  ci != graph.end(u); ++ci)

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I saw that code in a book. This got to be a typepo right? Becuuse list::end() or list::begin() don't take any argument.

So test your idea with some real code on a real compiler.

Yes, a book can have bugs just the same as anything else.
And yes, some books can have more bugs than others.

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Originally Posted by Salem

So test your idea with some real code on a real compiler.

Yes, a book can have bugs just the same as anything else.
And yes, some books can have more bugs than others.

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I'd understand bugs; but stuff that doesn't even compile is a joke.

Even K&R has mistakes which cause examples not to compile.

At least the mistakes show who is paying attention (and not just copy/pasting from the book to the homework).