What is Reducer in MapReduce?



What is Reducer in MapReduce?..

Answer / Kumar Bhaskar

A Reducer in MapReduce is a task that combines the intermediate key-value pairs produced by the Mapper tasks, based on their common key. The Reducer applies a user-defined reduction function to the sorted input data and produces the final output.

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