c++ empty std::vector begin not equals to end

Question

Hi I have situation on windows 10, that declared empty class member variable vector, but this vector\'s begin()(first iterator) and end()(last iterator)

Answer 1

The standard only requires that the iterators are equal, not that their adresses are the same. Considering the adresses of iterators is pointless.

As other have stated, the two iterators are different objects, so they need to have different adresses.

For reference, see this answer.