How to initialize a vector as a parameter in a function? c++

[wispy trail]

i would like to make a new vector just for a function and I don't need to use it elsewhere.
render(std::vector<std::string> vect{ "V","A","G","U","E" } )
The function render takes in a vector<string> parameter. Is it possible to initialize this vector inside the function call? Similar to to_string(14), where 14 is not a variable,

In java, the equivalent is render(new int[] {1,2,3,4})
How would I accomplish this in c++?

[spring stone]

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[pastel prism]

remove the type and keep the things inside {}

[safe imp]

yes you just need to drop the name, and the type should be deducable

[wispy trail]

like this?

{ "V","A","G","U","E" }

[safe imp]

yep

[wispy trail]

ok thank yo

!solved