Why do you need a container std: map? What's he going through with his map?



  • Why is there a container map if there hash_map, which is faster? Like std: map better than std:unordered_map'a?



  • There is no " better " or " worse " of the container.

    std::map keeps the data in a key-corrected form, unlike std::unordered_map♪ If you need this property, you need it. std::map♪ If not, enough and std::unordered_map

    (as a result of adhesion, for example, std::map is a function. http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/map/lower_bound who's not in std::unordered_map.




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