Map in C++ with practical examples - step by step Data Structures tutorial

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[@ILGiullareDiCorte]

I want to add a note. std::map is implemented like a red-black tree (a type of balanced tree, that's why the "map" is sorted). This means that insert, search and remove are O(log(n)). std::unordered_map is implemented like a hash table (with buckets) and insert, search and remove are amortized O(1). So choose well, because the 2 data structures are really different and have huge difference in performance. Btw great video and thanks for sharing your knowledge to people that are learning c++ ^^

[@jeanehu-pludain6640]

log(n) for search ?

[@あい-ueo]

I was confused by my professor's explanation and videos in KZbin but eventually found out this one to be very straightforward and easy to learn, thanks a lot!!

[@ethangold4900]

15:55, yes I confirm that scary face is an attack, an attack that is supposed to scare the opponent with a scary face, this will lower the opponent's speed stat in battle

[@CodeBeauty]

Thank you for clarifying this! 😁🔥🔥 I also did some research and after seeing Charmander's scary face myself, I was stunned and terrified! 😁 I hereby testify that everything stated in the video and in this comment is correct! 😏😁

[@kishensharma5651]

This was a very concise implementation of maps in C++, thank you again for creating the tutorials that you do

[@CodeBeauty]

You are welcome! ☺️🥰

[@yuhuili6738]

I gotta say this! When I learned about OOP, I subscribed to this channel and RIGHT NOW! My professor just put the link of this video in this weekreading schedule! Amazing. Thank you so much for the explanation!!!

[@CodeBeauty]

Your professor is awesome, he really cares about teaching, give him my greetings! 🥰 Most of my professors would just give us a book with a bunch of abstract examples and students had to figure it out on our own. It took 5x more time 🥲

[@brandonblackwell1216]

Finally a map video from you ! Ive been waiting for this !

[@amrrasslan4329]

you made a long story short . thank you for being to the point without a long introduction hats off to you :)

[@sabrinanastasi5809]

You seem so happy sharing your knowledge on your videos. As a woman myself that motivates me to keep going on the coding journey. I struggled with maps and your video helped a lot. Thank you!

[@diwasbajracharya3745]

Its surprising that I was just searching for maps and here we are!!!BTW done with both yours and caleb's 10hr c++.Thanks to you, its becoming easier than I expected.

[@CodeBeauty]

I'm happy to hear that! ❤️🤗

[@palmtrees9474]

Hvala na videu! Prelepa si Saldina! Respekt! Pozdrav iz Srbije!

[@rohitcr2k]

Your channel is a treasure for (budding) programmers. 💜

[@aruneshsingh5698]

The way you explain these topics is very fascinating. Please make videos on heaps , hashing and other data structures

[@gobybike5016]

I wrote my own map facilities about 12 years ago before I knew STL has map. I could’ve saved a lot of time if I knew about the built in map features. I learned a few things from your video. Thanks.

[@CodeBeauty]

😁🤞🥰🥰

[@luisalamo2658]

Thank you for creating this Playlist. My fear of C++ disappeared! I bought to you a coffee but I forgot to write a message to you on that platform. Keep doing gorgeous work here, I have been a Java developer for years and I'm so happy to relearn the fundamentals or new things in other languages through this kind of tutorial on YT.

[@SivasaiPrime]

Wow...I loved it....taking examples of pokemons and their attacks..is awesome...brings my childhood memories ❤️❤️❤️

[@CodeBeauty]

🥰🥰

[@kamertonaudiophileplayer847]

Thanksgiving? Tons of people celebrate this wonderful autumn holiday. But what if you need to finish this damn project? Right, just open the video and you will answer to the question you tried to resolve for weeks. Bravo!

[@CodeBeauty]

Happy holidays! 🤗🎊❤️

[@kamertonaudiophileplayer847]

@@CodeBeauty Thanks.

[@neepunpatil5201]

Finallly Completed your OOP C++ course

[@mitchong8753]

Thank You! Your videos on C++ are helping me pass an online college course. I am at the final project, and needed to know if C++ had anything like a dictionary in Python.

[@CodeBeauty]

Try map collection 😃

[@ajitpatil6532]

I love how this video is on point and precise. Your C++ vids are great.

[@ashishgusain9494]

Best video i have ever watch for string example.

[@marzie5867]

You're the best teacher ever First l saw one of your videos l had no ldea about computer But now l can write my own program I love you 😍 💗

[@CodeBeauty]

I'm so happy to hear that! 🥰

[@canhobby6286]

I was looking for C++ associative arrays like in PHP, and you showed me how - AND, many thanks for the black background from you blind Canadian subscriber..

[@christofzellhofer7504]

Vielen Dank für deine Videos, du hast mir im Studium schon sehr geholfen! Beste Grüße aus Wien!👋 Dein Deutsch ist sehr gut! 👌

[@muhanadglb8881]

You are my hero in C++ .......👍👍👍👍👍

[@CodeBeauty]

☺️🥰🥰

[@muhanadglb8881]

keep going in these videos. ..... it's really useful .

[@bernardseno2535]

Great! I have been looking for a great tutorial about map and there you are Ma'am! Thank you!

[@shawaizhassan6253]

You're making coders lives easy...thanks a lot!!!

[@austingrapes5455]

Using the pokedex example makes the lesson that much more fun.I really don't think scary face is an actual attack, I believe google is wrong, but it might be an attack in the newest versions.

[@nicholaskomsa1777]

Thank you for your interest in the topic of Modern C++. However, your code is depreciated. Learn to do: std::map myDictionary = { {"name", "John"}, {"surname", "Doe"}, {"age", "25"} }; for (auto& [id, value] : myDictionary) std::cout

[@rushabhjain9158]

QUICK , PRECISE AND EASY !

[@abdourahamanediallo8877]

I watch your videos and enjoy them very much. please can you make a video of a C++ programming project which covers all or almost all the themes of the C++ language

[@CodeBeauty]

Thank you, I will! ☺️🤗

[@SibiAkaManiek]

One of the most common situation is to erase element while iterating in the loop. In that case is so close to make mistake ;)

[@superfloyd]

tip : if the type is too complicated for readability, such as an iterator or a standard library type, then auto&& will magically bind to anything always.You can use it in for loop.

[@neepunpatil5201]

Full DSA course ma'am please 🥺 I understand much better when you teach

[@remysalone]

I beg for the same.🥺

[@jdarrrr]

a cleaner way of inserting a string inside a value that is a vector of string values is like this, for example: pokedex[ "Pikachu" ].push_back( "thunder shock", "tail whip", "quick attack" );

[@altheahicks9574]

you always explain the minutiae of these topics really clearly and you have a good sense of which points to emphasize for a beginner. I always come to your channel when I don't quite understand a topic in c++. thanks so much!

[@amodpatwa1822]

You are amazing Saldina, this video was very nice. I prefer mostly unordered map over ordered map. And don't feel awkward about your favourite pokemon if you are 26, I'm 27 and my favourite pokemon is Pikachu ❤️ because he is very cute and sometimes very aggressive if he don't like anything

[@victoradeola3807]

you are the Best. No one else comes close

[@CodeBeauty]

Thank you so much, you are very kind person 🥰

[@milo20060]

I briefly remember on some random slide show in my second year uni about the maps. The teacher talked quite fast and I didn't pick it up. But now I kind of got it! Thanks! Oh and my favourite Pokemon. Well what first comes to my mind would be Charmander and it's final form Charizard. Used to have one as a soft toy ^^

[@cristina2516]

u really know how to explain things, good job!

[@itx-zulqar]

Thanks .....10hr C++ video. very very thanks

[@CodeBeauty]

🥰🥰

[@itx-zulqar]

So helpful this channel

[@sivaramarajusiv7826]

Thank you Saldina, I learnt something from your videos.

[@mmuzzammil8394]

Thank you. Video was helpful and clear!

[@tjunyat]

Loving your videos! I'm sure you have a more elegant solution, but the printing of the final comma was bugging me, so this is what I did: for (auto pair : pokedex) { cout

[@antonmakeyenko4018]

Next thing to learn: why using "auto" instead of "auto&" while iterating on a container is a bad idea (usually and in your particular case)

[@AudreyGB]

Wow, great video, I'm glad I've just found your channel!

[@subhasrini2706]

Thank you soo much because i couldn't able to figure out this MAP ans how to use the Maps correctly...Thanks a lot!!

[@iqrajaved3593]

Your videos are very helpful for us.please keep it up.. your videos also improving our English.Thank you 🥰

[@RoboticsWithHrithik]

I was searching for this video finally its here 👍

[@begueivan3799]

You should explain how you set up your external terminal

[@mateoslab]

i just learned about c++ containers 2 days ago so this video helps! How is a list different from a normal array? would it work to have a string array as the second data type of the map?

[@ChrisCarlos64]

One of the key differences is an array is fixed size versus a list that can grow and shrink in size. List, like other std containers (vector, queue, etc) know their size and have operational functions to get items at position, front, end, iterators, and so forth. When using normal arrays you cannot know the size, unless you use std::array which has some features like std containers, however array is still fixed size. Maps can hold any type of data for their keys and values. If you want the second to be string array, you can do that. Just remember that your string array has to be fixed in size or if you use a container it can grow and shrink over time, so it matters on what you need. You just need to think about what use would that array be for? Because the key gives you access to the array, but now accessing the elements in your string array requires some other search (like iterating and comparing the values).

[@baibhavvikas1767]

thank you for teaching it all in such a simple way .

[@Cesar33-pl]

Very useful video, thank you!

[@monstergamingiraq7927]

Finally a new video ...Thanks a lot i really appreciate your efforts❤️

[@fatehpreetsingh1440]

Thank you for this tutorial

[@CodeBeauty]

You're welcome ☺️😺

[@prigithjoseph7018]

Hello do you have any plan for converting all your videos into book? You have created amazing videos friend.

[@lightspd714]

Great presentation style, very informative! Also, pikachu is my fav

[@yairfink2368]

thanks for all your videos, really like this program.

[@CodeBeauty]

You're welcome ☺️🤗

[@truecodeface]

Thanks a lot from your clean codding , clear speaking , and you always brings each and every point from sidelines to TEXT. I 💕💕💕 your Instructions always. but i wish to become a close colleague for you in the area of coding and programming for ever. so please try your best for shifting me from Afghanistan to your Homeland (Boss AND Herz).i want to work with you, i like working with you.

[@Hassan_Rashed]

Thank You

[@pavankumarnitta0329]

Can you please post a full detailed long video on below two topics: Data structures using C++ STL using C++

[@connormckenna2396]

This is a great video that's easily understood. However, I wish they would have explained the auto function within the for loop.

[@CodeBeauty]

Watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH_FZImCftpkhqM here I also use "auto" and there is an explanation for it

[@dp0813]

Truly helpful! Danke!

[@Shad0wBenny]

I love hearing you speak other languages. You should speak in your native language more often. I'll be in awe if you start speaking Latin. 🤩

[@software2171]

#include #include #include using namespace std; /* After Reading 'MAP in C++', thought about Google Map in C++..finally understand, could not search codebeauty location in this map.. :D */ void fruits(){ map dic; dic.insert(pair("1 kg apple", "die fruits ")); dic.insert(pair("11 kg orange", "living fruits")); dic.insert(pair("7 kg berry", "newborn fruits")); dic.insert(pair("6 kg banna", "unborn fruits")); for (auto p : dic) cout

[@JMac___]

u should discuss the underlying structure of the map and its implementation as well.

[@drsumankhanal]

You teach so cool. Easy to follow? Can you make one on AVL and RB trees? How to create AVL trees, traverse?

[@diegoi1313]

Loved your Pokédex Pikachu example!

[@thebadluckraven8217]

I love all your videos and now i can comprehend what im doing much better than any of the books ive read. If you could make a video on Vectors i would greatly appreciate it ! Thank you for everything you do!

[@alsanabe5241]

Thank you for the clarification.

[@SillyCatto]

Thanks a lot for such an easy and perfect explanations, also with interesting examples!😊 Helps me a lot. We'd also love to have a video on set data structure please 🙂

[@mohammadasaad885]

what do u think about problem solving ?! how can we learn it ? thx so much for ur videos .

[@mustafaalhumairi4383]

Basically taught me two languages simultaneously, German and C++

[@sawomirbartoszko9385]

interesting understandable consise without beating around the bush excellent

[@luisfernando3405]

Is very good video to learn about this topic; Good job, 🎯

[@SA-oj3bo]

How to make an API request with C++ and handle the JSON response? Is there an alternative for JS parse and stringify or Python Loads en Dumps?

[@notionmakeit2888]

this is the best video for map

[@Sssilence3]

Always love ❤❤❤ your videos.. Please make a video of “bit manipulation”... 🙏🙏 I see lots of video of bit manipulation, but can't understand properly. 🙁🙁 So please please one video of bit manipulation.

[@diegocamposjimenez666]

I'm 30 and still play sometime. Sceptile and Bulbasaur. When I stopped playing at 16:19 I was doing the same laugh. Also, could you add one more video about linked lists of a linked list? Two dimensional list for dictionaries where if user adds "car" it adds it in the other lists from A to Z and sort it. If I remember where this comment is, I'll add my code as well.

[@fayehill1225]

Thank you, really great video!

[@maheshvelugula8418]

I watch daily pokemon series videos, the way you explain and the example taken is very good, nice, thank you. 🥰😉

[@alperenerdogan4602]

simple and nice explanation 👍

[@Only-zeus]

Hey please upload tutorial play list about web development using C++

[@sheetalkhatri8106]

Wow, you made it so interesting, great video

[@kalidasbenny811]

thanks a lot you are a life saver

[@program5004]

welldone dear saldina😍😍.......i have an order could you solve this question for me...?write a c++ program that calculate the number of (day)s between two date using class??

[@manjokesharwani148]

Please Can you make some sdl2 tutorials? Please 🙏😀 I saw your others tutorials and I like them so much. 👍😃

[@mulumbacephas5036]

I was searching for copper and i ended up find gold nice vid

[@MystoCalypto]

your german pronunciation is so good

[@j.rayscott4681]

Great video as always! I have a question. Since the declaration of map includes, in your example, string and string why when you do the insert do you have to say string and string again??

[@TheHatMusic]

If you have a map which uses string as the key and string as the value, the map is able to store objects, and those objects must be a pair containing two strings (pair). When you create that pair, you need to define what data it stores, so by passing string and string to pair when it is created, you specify its type just as you do when creating the map, and as the types stored by the pair match the types accepted by the map, the insert operation will succeed. If you don't want to explicitly create a pair then add it, you can call emplace on the map and pass in the strings, and c++ will create the pair for you -ie. myDictionary.emplace("banana", "die Banane");

[@RohitKumar-np1vb]

Love the content you upload🔥🔥 I have been trying to grasp tree from a long time plzz make vedio's regarding trees. Love from INDIA

[@itx-zulqar]

Thanks

[@hosseinbachari6732]

Thanks a lot Saldina , if we want to translate from string to for example integer or other variables what should we do and I am wondering whether in practical projects are detas from different kind of variables converted on base of this way or not

[@CodeBeauty]

To convert from a string to an integer (or other types) in C++, you can use built-in functions like stoi (string to integer) or stod (string to double)

[@hosseinbachari6732]

@@CodeBeauty 🙏🙏

[@TheTubeDanny]

A nice tutorial, you're explaining very detailed for beginners. i stumbled across by coincidence. just confused/curious why you chose german translations for the fruits since your slang doesnt really sound german - merry x-mas 🌲

[@nde810]

This was a very clear explanation of the map concept, thank you for the hard work. PS : my favorite pokemon are Amphinobie, Pikachu, and Lukario :)

[@siddharthqs]

You must not use [ ] operator to access the elements in maps. It has lot of issues.

[@Gisbert-12843]

you mentioned that u are still using arrays quite often.. what would be an example where you would use an array over a standard vector?

[@Frammqooh1234]

Thank you for another video !!!!

[@gbaransano7070]

can you also please do a tutorial of C++ GUI login & registration form done in Visual Studio Code 2019 with an SQL database? Thanks in advance :)

[@artemioharoldperlaciosluqu5471]

Me encantan tus videos, muchas gracias :D

[@michikoshin9309]

Thanks so much.