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What is "map" in STL?

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What is "map" in STL?..

Answer / saroj das ,balsore

map class support an associative container in which
unique keys are mapped .with values. in essence ,a key is
simply name that you give to a value .once value you can
retrive it by using has been stored.

the most general sense, a map is a list of key /
value pairs .

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What is "map" in STL?..

Answer / shakti singh khinchi

map is a associative container which is known for a key
value pair. Whereas key always unique and associated with a
non unique value.
maps are sorted on the basis of keys. They are simplified
form of hashing.

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