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Using large data structure for storage!

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J jsulm
@Kushan Are you accessing list elements using [] anywhere in your code like
```
QList<QString> list;
qDebug() <<list[0];
```
?
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Kushan

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@jsulm yes :( But the problem is that I have never declared a specific size but only used size() method in for loops!
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J jsulm
@Kushan Are you accessing list elements using [] anywhere in your code like
```
QList<QString> list;
qDebug() <<list[0];
```
?
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Kushan

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@jsulm Got it solved it was in the textfile that I used to read into the QList because the value I gave is more than the number of elements in the text file that I read!
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