Since Visual Studio 2005, native C++ has had a ‘for each’ loop construct, like C# or Java. Unfortunately it is restricted to collections from the STL library, such as vector. However, it does mean you can write very neat code to iterate through such a collection:vector<int> data(3);data[0] = 10;data[1] = 20;data[2] = 30;//instead of thisint total = 0;for (vector<int>::iterator vi = data.begin(); vi != data.end(); vi++){    int i = *vi;    total += i;}cout << "total: " << total << endl;// do this:total = 0;for each( const int i in data )    total += i;cout << "total: " << total << endl;Now we just need that making part of the C++ standard! If you are writing standard compliant code you will have to use the for_each function [^].