For using list, you use declare it like you declare vector or deque.
>> list data; // use generic type
To insert an element to the data, you either use:
>> data.push_back("lady gaga"); // place at the last
or
>> data.push_front("luna maya"); // place at the first
To get the size of the data, use:
>> cout << data.size();
To delete an element, use either:
>> data.pop_back(); // delete the last element
or
>> data.pop_front(); // delete the first element
There's no way to get access toward an element, but either:
>> cout << data.front(); // get the first element
or
>> cout << data.back(); // get the last element
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