//============================================================
// HOMEWORK 0
//------------------------------------------------------------
// DUE DATE: Wednesday, 2/8/2006
//============================================================
// Modify the program below in three different ways
// (NOTE save each version as a different name!):
//
// 1) Let the program print every other string in the
//    vector. That is, if the vector contains the string
//    
//      "Banana", "Apple", "Tree", "Frog", "Cat", "Blue"
//    
//    the program should print:
//
//      "Banana", "Tree", "Cat"
//
// 2) Let the program print only the first three strings
//    in the list. If the user enter a list with fewer
//    than three entries, the program should end with 
//    an error message
//
// 3) Add another vector to the program, called pList
//    that has exactly as many entries as sList.
//    Instead of strings, the user can enter decimal
//    numbers into this vector. If you want to, you can
//    interpret this as the prices of the items stored in
//    the vector sList. The program should go through all the
//    items in sList and print them with their prices.
//    That is if the two vectors contains the data
//
//      "Banana", "Apple", "Tree", "Frog", "Cat", "Blue"
//
//    and
//
//       1.23, 0.93, 832.23, 19.00, 11.45, 88.99
//
//    the program should print
//
//      "Banana", 1.23, 
//      "Apple", 0.93, 
//      "Tree", 832.23, 
//      "Frog", 19.00, 
//      "Cat", 11.45, 
//      "Blue", 88.99
//
//
//============================================================
// lab1.cpp
// written by Detlef Ronneburger
//============================================================
//
// N O T E:  The program already exists in your accounts 
//           on the server. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO RETYPE THIS!!!!
//
//============================================================

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;


int main()
{

  int n;

  cout << "How long is the list? ";
  cin >> n;

  vector<string> sList(n);


  for (int i=0; i < n; i++)
  {
      cout << "Enter next string: ";
      cin >> sList[i];
  } 


  for (int i=n-1; i >= 0; i--)
  {
      cout << sList[i] << "\n";
  } 




}