Linked Class in C++? -

As everyone knows: to create a program dynamic, create link lists with C / C ++ Is possible. But now, I am programming a "linked class" in C ++. My parents "games" should have a variable number of elements. And each element is a class. So I have programmed it:

  class games: public level {private: ELEMENT * startPointer; Public: Games () {startPointer = NULL; } InitGame () {p = aStartPointer; While (p! = Null); // This loop is based on a linked list, so its dynamic {startPointer = new ELEMENT (startPointer); P = p-> Next; }}} Class Element {Private: ELEMENT * Next; Public: element (ELEMENT * next indicator) {next = nextPointer; }}   
 My problem: I have never heard of a link class before, and I'm not sure I should use it. 
 Professional programmers use such methods (and is it useful?), Or are there better ways to do this?   
 
 
 
 
 Are there better ways to do this?    
 Yes there is one:  
  class games: public level {personal: std :: vector & lt; ELEMENT & gt; Elements; ...}; Use standard library containers:  
 
 Typically,  std :: vector & lt; & Gt; Use .  
 If you need specificity, use  std :: set << li> 
 Use  std :: map & lt; & Gt;   / Code>  
 If you need to insert or delete items from containers very often or in a very fast way,  std :: list & lt; & Gt; Use  or  std :: set & lt; & Gt;  
 There are other considerations     To effectively use standard containers, consult a good book.