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Finding all values for a key in multimap using equals_range – Example

Multimap store elements in key value pair. It can also have duplicate keys. There can be many scenarios when we want to find all the values associated with a key in multimap. For example, we have a multimap of char & int as key value pair and initialzed with following values i.e. Advertisements {‘a’, 1}, {‘b’, …

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C++ map : Erase element by key or Iterator or Range

In this article we will discuss the different ways to delete a key-value pair from map. std::map provides 3 overloaded version of erase() to remove elements from map i.e. Advertisements Erase by key Erase by Iterator Erase a range Lets discuss them one by one, Erase Element from Map by Key std::map provides a erase function that accepts …

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Java : Creating HashMap by associating multiple values with same Key

In this article we will discuss how to create a HashMap with multiple values associated with same Key in Java. Suppose we want to create a HashMap to keep the track of strings and their occurrences in text. For example. Advertisements “the” occurred at following indexes 1,4,8,12. “at” occurred at following indexes 22, 28, 44 …

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Java : How to update the value of an existing key in HashMap | put() vs replace()

In this article we will discuss different ways to update the value of an existing key in HashMap in Java. Suppose we have a HashMap of words and their frequency count i.e. Advertisements // Create a Map of words and their frequency count HashMap<String, Integer> mapOfWords = new HashMap<String, Integer>() { { put(“John”, 25); put(“at”, …

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Python : **kwargs | Functions that accept variable length key value pair as arguments

In this article we will discuss how to create functions in Python that can accept variable length arguments in key value pair format. Suppose we want to define a function that will print the provided students details. Details will be in key value pairs, where key represents the property name and value as property’s value. …

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