I don't see why either is right or wrong, but 'foo' is the reference and vector is the type. It seems logical to me the C++ way, but I'm not overly fussed.
Different parts of the type are in different places, merely for the space saving of being able to replace "var" or "let" with the type, like "int". While it made sense when C was created, this is horribly wrong this many years later.
