for ex set<pair<string, int>> st; set.insert({"a", 1}); set.insert({"b", 1}); set.insert({"c", 1}); set.insert({"d", 1});
how to use find to get iterator on "b" ?
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for ex set<pair<string, int>> st; set.insert({"a", 1}); set.insert({"b", 1}); set.insert({"c", 1}); set.insert({"d", 1});
how to use find to get iterator on "b" ?
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u can insert {"b",2} also. which one do you want
you can use either
st.upper_bound({"a",inf})
orst.lower_bound({"b",-inf})