Is this a possible undefined behaviour? At present i am using
an integer to count the loop and fill the map, rather than an iterator..
Code://this is a std::map <int,int> myData; // loop int count myData[count] = count+1; //
Is this a possible undefined behaviour? At present i am using
an integer to count the loop and fill the map, rather than an iterator..
Code://this is a std::map <int,int> myData; // loop int count myData[count] = count+1; //
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Looks good - count doesn't change, so there is no other side effect apart from the assignment.
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