[Edit] C++: maps #6528
[Edit] C++: maps #6528
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| This code creates a map that associates names (strings) with ages (integers). It demonstrates three different ways to insert elements into a map: using the subscript operator `[]`, using the [`.insert()`](https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/cpp/maps/insert) method with a `pair`, and using `.insert()` with an initializer list. |
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| This code creates a map that associates names (strings) with ages (integers). It demonstrates three different ways to insert elements into a map: using the subscript operator `[]`, using the [`.insert()`](https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/cpp/maps/insert) method with a `pair`, and using `.insert()` with an initializer list. | |
| This code creates a map that associates `names` (strings) with `ages` (integers). It demonstrates three different ways to insert elements into a map: using the subscript operator `[]`, using the [`.insert()`](https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/cpp/maps/insert) method with a `pair`, and using `.insert()` with an initializer list. |
Let's move these under quotations as these are present inside the code
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| 1. Using the subscript operator `[]` - simple but creates a new element if the key doesn't exist. | ||
| 2. Using the `.at()` method - throws an exception if the key isn't found. | ||
| 3. Using the `.find()` method - returns an iterator that you can check. |
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Let's link this here
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the term find() is linked already in line 40, should we link it again? @dakshdeepHERE
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@mamtawardhani oh really then there's no need :)
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| Note that the elements are always sorted by key (alphabetically in this case). | ||
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| ## Frequently Asked Questions |
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In other PR we were using the heading as just FAQ and here its the full form let's keep it same across all the entries.
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Yeah, so this was a recent update by Devansh - it should be "Frequently Asked Questions"
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This is fixed @dakshdeepHERE 🚀 |
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👋 @mamtawardhani 🎉 Your contribution(s) can be seen here: https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/cpp/maps Please note it may take a little while for changes to become visible. |
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[Edit] C++: maps
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Closes #6469
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