Is the storage for a std::vector<T> guaranteed to be contiguous?, C++ FAQ

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FAQ: Is the storage for a `std::vector<T>` guaranteed to be contiguous? ←(in the new Super-FAQ)

It's in Section: Container classes:

FAQ: Why should I use container classes rather than simple arrays?
FAQ: How can I make a perl-like associative array in C++?
FAQ: Is the storage for a std::vector<T> guaranteed to be contiguous? (this FAQ)
FAQ: How can I build a <favorite container> of objects of different types?
FAQ: How can I insert/access/change elements from a linked list/hashtable/etc?
FAQ: Can I have a container of smart pointers to my objects?