Write a fake vector class. The class should use the built-in vector/list/array in your language of choice to effectively "wrap" inside of it an existing vector, while presenting a limited vector-like functionality to the user. Here is a TypeScript interface that represents what your class should look like:
interface Vector<T extends Iterable<T {
get(index: number);
set(index: number, value: T);
length: number; push(value: T); pop(): T;
insert(index: number, value: T);
// remember to implement the iterable functionality
}
If you are working in another language, you may translate this interface into a C# interface, Java interface, VB interface, o r C++ pure virtual class, because the class you write must implement/inherit the interface/class that is shown above. If you are programming in raw JavaScript (ES6/ES2015), you cannot implement the interface, but you should carefully program your class to work identically to the presented interface.
Please ensure you implement an iterator (or Enumerable, for C# programmers). You may use generators if your language supports them, or you may implement the iterator classes manually if you choose to do so.
