What is the difference between map and reduce?
Answer / Shekher Raghuvanshi
In MapReduce, the map function takes input data (key-value pairs) and performs a mapping operation to produce intermediate key-value pairs. The reduce function then takes these intermediate key-value pairs, groups them by key, and performs a reduction operation to produce the final output. The main difference is that the map function processes data in parallel, while the reduce function aggregates the results of the map function.
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