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How C++ std::map works internally ?
Does anyone know how C++ STL map works internally for keys like string? I tried googling, but didn't find much. Does it hash the string for matching or does it match character by character?
30441799 In this code of problem D of last contest (434), he used a map with string as key, it got TLE.
30461043 In this code, he just turned the map into unordered_map, and AC with 2276ms.
Why map and unordered_map differs that much ?
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