Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (9th Edition)
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Chapter 17.5, Problem 17.35CP
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Set:
In C++, an associative container which is used to store the unique values is referred as “set”.
- A “set” container can be implemented using the STL (Standard Template Library) class “set” template. The importance of set are discussed as follow as:
- “set” elements must be “unique”, which means two elements in a “set” cannot have same values.
- Value of the element in a set cannot be modified, but they can be inserted or removed.
- “set” elements are automatically sorted in ascending order.
Multiset:
- They are the associative containers which is similar to set.
- Here, multiple elements can have same values.
- To use multiset class, we need to include “#include <set>” header file.
Unordered_set:
- They are the container class.
- They store the unique elements.
- These unique elements do not follow a particular order.
- Fast retrieval of unique elements takes place based on their value.
Unordered_multiset:
- They are the container class.
- The elements stored here do not follow any particular order.
- It is similar to that of the “unordered_set” but they allow different elements to have equivalent values.
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