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Can I construct a std :: vector with null elements via a non-default constructor

I mean something like this:

std::vector<T> v(0);

Everything is good? In the Standard, I don't see a requirement like this.

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This is clearly defined. The standard places no restrictions on the value n

passed to this constructor. 0

- a valid value of the type size_type

(whatever is).



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