STARTING OUT WITH C++FROM CONTROL STRU
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Chapter 17, Problem 25RQE
The container which allows duplicate keys is “multimap”.
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Standard Template Library (STL):
The Standard Template Library is a collection of templates which are used in data structure and
- It has generic templates for classes and functions.
- It provides a library for container classes, iterators and algorithms.
STL categories:
- Containers
- Iterators
- Algorithms
Associative container:
Associative container is the process of storing the data in a non-sequential order in memory.
Example of associative container:
- set
- map
- multiset
- multimap
- unordered_map
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STARTING OUT WITH C++FROM CONTROL STRU
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