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A simple example of map usage (STL C++). Traverse, add, create maps in c++.
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/* | |
About: A simple tutorial of maps (c++ STL) | |
Author: Mubbashir10 | |
URL: http://mubbashir10.com | |
*/ | |
//libraries | |
#include <iostream> | |
#include <string> | |
#include <map> | |
//defining namespace | |
using namespace std; | |
//main function | |
int main(){ | |
//declaring map | |
map <int, string> data; | |
//adding elements | |
data[1] = "Mubbashir"; | |
data[2] = "Samra"; | |
data[3] = "Faiza"; | |
data[4] = "Asfand"; | |
data[5] = "Shabana"; | |
//printing map | |
cout<<"Elements of data (via index) "<<endl; | |
cout <<data[1]<<endl; | |
cout <<data[2]<<endl; | |
cout <<data[3]<<endl; | |
cout <<data[4]<<endl; | |
cout <<data[5]<<endl; | |
//traversing map | |
cout<<"Elements of data (via iterator) "<<endl; | |
map<int,string>::iterator point; | |
point = data.begin(); | |
while(point!=data.end()){ | |
cout<<point->first; | |
cout<<" maps to "; | |
cout<<point->second<<endl; | |
point++; | |
} | |
//exiting | |
return 0; | |
} |
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