Hello Boost, My name is Sandilya Jandhyala. I'm a third year undergraduate student pursuing Computer Science and Engineering at Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore, India. I'm interested in submitting a proposal based on this idea. I have a few queries: 1. The programming test is to 'write a small vector-like container'. But this is somewhat vague, since it's not clear what is meant by 'small'. Does this mean that I only have to implement a subset of the functionality/member functions of std::vector? If so, which subset? How do I pick and choose? Or do I need to implement all the member functions? It would be helpful if some expected functionality were specified. 2. The entry on the ideas page hasn't specified how to submit the programming test. I'm assuming that I should copy and paste my code into the end of my proposal, as is specified for the other ideas. Is that correct? 3. The test requires that push_back throws when the buffer is full. But does this mean that the capacity is fixed? Can the capacity be increased when elements are added using other methods like insert()? 4. Though I'm comfortable with C++, I'm not at all familiar with unit testing or documentation tools. I'm willing to learn though. I've found that there are a large number of unit testing frameworks available for C++, and it's difficult to choose. Would you recommend any framework over another for this project/programming test? 5. I would like to begin researching possible improvements/additions to the vector and deque classes. What would be a good place to start? Should I look at the standard libraries of other languages? Could you point me to some resources I could study? Thank you for reading my queries. Any other tips/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.