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Transcribed Image Text:Write a C++ program as follows:
Declare 2 empty vectors of integers named
vector1 and vector 2, respectively.
Add 10 and 20 to vector1 dynamically using push back
Display the elements in vector1 using the at() method as well as its size using the size() metho
Add 100 and 200 to vector2 dynamically using push_back
Display the elements in vector2 using the at() method as well as its size using the size() metho
Declare an empty 2D vector called vector_2d
Remember, that a 2D vector is a vector of vector<int>
Add vector1 to vector_2d dyanmically using push_back
Add vector2 to vector_2d dynamically using push_back
Display the elements in vector_2d using the at() method
Change vector 1.at(0) to 1000
Display the elements in vector_2d again using the at() method
Display the elements in vector1
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