// C++ program to demonstrate the use of list containers
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
using namespace std;


template <class T> void showList( list<T> listObject)
{
  //TO DO
  //Print out the items of the list using an iterator
     T var1 ; //ok
     list<T> someList ;  //ok
      int x1 = someList.size() ; //

    list<T>::iterator vec1_begin1 ; //=  listObject.begin() ;
    class list<T>::iterator vec1_begin =  listObject.begin() ;
    class list<T>::iterator vec1_end = listObject.end()  ;
    for (    ; vec1_begin != vec1_end; ++vec1_begin  )
           cout << '\t' << *vec1_begin  ;
    cout << '\n';
}



int main()
{
	// defining list
	list<string> listobj{};

    //use push_back and push_front to
    //push some strings.
     string str1("Sugar" ) ;
     string str2(" Robinson" ) ;

     listobj.push_back( str2 );
     listobj.push_front( str1 );

    //print the list using the
    //showList function
    showList ( listobj ) ;

	return 0;
}