I have a nested vector of strings like:
std::vector<std::vector<string>>
I want to access eight element of inner vector which is itself second element of outer vector.
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Just as you would with a two-dimensional array:
If you want bounds checking, use
std::vector::at:Note that the indices are 1 and 7 because indexing starts at 0.