unorderedset1.cpp

unordered_set<string> uset = {"three","two","three"};
unordered_set<string>::cons_iterator it = uset.find("three");

if(it != uset.end())
	cout << *it << endl;

uset.insert("four");

//More on hash tables on the unordered set
cout << "The load factor is " << uset.load_factor() << endl;
cout << "Total buckets " << uset.bucket_count() << endl;
string s
cout << s << " is located in the bucket at " << uset.bucket(s) << endl;