Warp wrote:

>   Thus you will be able to write things like:
> 
>     for(auto iter = v.begin(); iter != v.end(); ++iter) ...
> 
>   The compiler can see what is the return type of v.begin(), so there's no
> need for the programmer to know it. Hence he can just specify 'auto' as the
> variable type.

That's a nice touch. Presumably this also means that if the type of "v" 
changes, you don't have to manually change the type of "iter" to match 
any more...?

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