import "container/vector" func main() { var myVector vector.StringVector myVector.Push("apple") myVector.Push("banana") myVector.Push("cherry") }
func main() { var myVector vector.StringVector myVector.Push("apple") myVector.Push("banana") myVector.Push("cherry") fmt.Println(myVector.At(0)) // Output: apple myVector.Set(1, "orange") fmt.Println(myVector.At(1)) // Output: orange }This example creates a new StringVector called "myVector" and adds three elements to it. It then uses the "At" method to access the first element (which is "apple") and prints it to the console. It then uses the "Set" method to change the second element (which is "banana") to "orange" and prints the new second element to the console. In conclusion, the container.vector.StringVector is a part of the standard Go library and is used to store strings in a collection. It provides methods for adding, accessing, and modifying elements within the collection.