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I want to retrieve each element from the list of object in cpp and we have classes like below:
class User{
public:
bool isAvailable;
string value;
};
class Users{
public:
User dateFrom;
User dateTo;
User add1;
User add2;
};
Now somewhere else I have created a list of objects of User like std:: list<User> user-list, stored data and then pushback to the list of the object now I want to get that particular data like dateFrom,dateTo, etc.
user-list.push_back(dateFrom);
user-list.push_back(dateTo);
Now I want to access the element of user-list like what we access in list l1 by index like.

Answer 1

This is just a guess of what you might want:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
class User {
public:
bool isAvailable;
string value;
};
int main()
{
User someuser;
someuser.value = "Some user";
someuser.isAvailable = true;
User someotheruser;
someotheruser.value = "Some other user";
someotheruser.isAvailable = true;
std::vector<User> user_list; // <<<< using std::vector here
user_list.push_back(someotheruser);
user_list.push_back(someuser);
cout << user_list[0].value << "\n";
cout << user_list[1].value << "\n";
}
We use a std::vector here instead of a std::list because you mention you wanted to access the elements of the list via an index.
Output is:
Some other user
Some user
Disclaimer: This code is still very poor, for example there are no constructors whatsoever.