Explain what does the conf.setMapper Class do in MapReduce?
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Answer / Chandan Kishore
In Hadoop MapReduce, `conf.setMapper` is a method used to configure the Mapper class for a specific job. It sets the Mapper implementation to be used for the given job, allowing users to customize the processing logic.
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