Talk:Unordered associative containers (C++): Difference between revisions

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: But size_t isn't really a C++-specific type. It's part of C. -- [[User:X7q|X7q]] ([[User talk:X7q|talk]]) 21:06, 17 March 2012 (UTC)

:: C++ doesn't include C as is: C specific parts, including size_t, are in the std:: namespace. Even if using size_t works, it's only by a chance. E.g. some compilers, including GCC, pollute the global namespace with the contents of unistd.h, but this bug will be fixed in the future. We should really use std::size_t. [[User:1exec1|1exec1]] ([[User talk:1exec1|talk]]) 15:28, 18 March 2012 (UTC)

== Shouldn't this article about C++ Unordered associative containers explain or link to what each is, what the differences are? ==

What's the diff between a multiset and a set, a multimap and a map, a multiset and a multimap?

That's what I came here to find out.