I am trying to reduce the calls to access map elements so used varaibles by reference but got runtime error. Can anyone help. Runs correctly on local machine.
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I am trying to reduce the calls to access map elements so used varaibles by reference but got runtime error. Can anyone help. Runs correctly on local machine.
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how will this even reduce the number of calls it still takes O(N) time
You do not need references but if you want to, then you have to maintain their validness (learn about rebalancing of maps). Also you should not try to deallocate memory that maps alloced internally (this leads to the runtime errors I think).