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 3. The data that the NetworkAnalyzer application manages are stored in a vector of `Packet` objects. The vector is a class provided in the C++ Standard Template Library that stores data and objects of the same type. As with arrays, vectors assign an index (starting with the index 0) to each element they store. The i-th element of a vector `V` can be accessed using `V[i]`. The main difference between vectors and arrays is that the size of vectors can change, a size doesn't have to be defined beforehand, contrary to arrays.
 
-    A method `met` of the object in position `i` in the vector can be accessed writing `V[i].met()`. The contents of all of the attributes of an object can be assigned to another object of the same class “at once”. For example, you can assign the contents of all of the attributes of the object in the position `k` of the vector `V` the corresponding attributes of the object in the position `i` of the vector `V` by writing `V[i]=V[k]`.
+4. A method `met` of the object in position `i` in the vector can be accessed writing `V[i].met()`. The contents of all of the attributes of an object can be assigned to another object of the same class “at once”. For example, you can assign the contents of all of the attributes of the object in the position `k` of the vector `V` the corresponding attributes of the object in the position `i` of the vector `V` by writing `V[i]=V[k]`.
 
 ###Exercise 1: Filter communications