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Implement the function maxLoc(), which returns an iterator pointing at the largest element in a list.
//return an iterator pointing to the largest element
//in the list.
template <typename T>
list<T>::iterator maxLoc(list<T>& aList);
Write a program that tests maxLoc(), using the following declarations:
string strArr[] = ("insert", "erase", "template", "list");
int strSize = sizeof(strArr)/sizeof(string);
list<string> strList(strArr, strArr+StrSize)
The program should repeatedly call maxLoc(), output the largest value, and then delete the value, until the list is empty.
I am attaching a .cpp file of the program. It is mostly complete but when I compile I don't seem to get the right result.
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