ft_containers

The standard C++ containers have all a specific usage. To make sure you understand them, let’s re-implement them!

Objectives

In this project, you will implement various container types from the C++ Standard Template Library (STL).

For each container, create appropriately named class files.
The namespace used will always be 'ft', and your containers will be tested using ft::<container>.
It's essential to follow the structure of the reference container.
If a part of the Coplien form is missing in the reference, do not implement it.
Keep in mind that we are coding in C++98, so you must not implement any new features, but every old feature, even deprecated ones, is expected.

Implement the following containers (Vector and Stack) and turn in the necessary files .hpp.
You must also provide a main.cpp that tests everything for your evaluations.
Member functions, non-member functions, and overloads are expected.
You can use std::allocator if you don't implement the get_allocator member function.
Justify your inner data structure for each container.
If the container has an iterator system, you must reimplement it.
You can refer to cplusplus.com for what to implement, as it's easy to see the C++98 version.
You cannot implement more public functions than the ones offered in the standard containers; everything else must be private or protected.
Each public function/variable must be justified.
For non-member overloads, the friend keyword is allowed, but each use of friend must be justified and will be checked during evaluation.