Ask this function, why does the while version fail to execute correctly

diamond52

void initList (list <string>&slist, const vector <string>&svec)
{
 vector <string> :: const_iterator cit = svec.begin ();

// while (cit! = svec.end ())
// {
// slist.push_front (* cit);
//}

cit = svec.begin ();
for (; cit! = svec.end (); ++ cit)
{
slist.push_back (* cit);
}
}
The program is always in the processing state, and the for version can be executed correctly. It is found that there may be a problem with cit! = Svec.end (), but it is not understood.
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diamond52

Oh, slist.push_front (* cit); is written as push_back ()
Anyway, in a processing state
Does not execute correctly

diamond52

++ cit in the while loop, forgot to write above

cat00019

You have ++ cit in a for loop,
And while cit is not changed in while, of course, it cannot be retreated

diamond52

Sweat, confused

gogoandsoso

The while version is different from the for version,
One with push_front and one with push_back
One cit moves incrementally, and one cit does not move.

cat00019

Change to push_back () to exit normally