a. Write the declaration for a vector of int values, initialized to the numbers 1 through 10. You will need to define an array as part of the initialization process.
b. Write the declaration for an empty deque of int values.
c. Write statements that twice copy the contents of the vector declared in part (a) into the deque declared in part (b). The first time, the elements should be pushed in order at the back of the deque; the second time, they should be pushed at the front so that they are in reverse order within the deque. Afterward, the values of front and back, as applied to the deque, should both be 10, and the size of the deque should be 20.
d. Assuming the operations in part (c) have been performed, write statements to output the size of the deque, its first and last elements, and the values in locations 9 and 10.
e. Assuming the operations in part (c) have been performed, write a loop that pops an element from both ends of the deque on each iteration and outputs these values in two columns. The loop terminates when the deque is empty.
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