How can the following code be improved using STL?const char* studentName[4] = {"Sam", "Alex", "Bibo", "Ali"};std:vector studentName = {"Sam", "Alex", "Bibo", "Ali"};std:list studentName = {"Sam", "Alex", "Bibo", "Ali"};%3DO std:map {{"Sam", 10}, {"Alex", 15}, {"Bibo", 20},{"Ali", 11}};std:set studentName = {"Sam", "Alex", "Bibo", "Ali"};

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How can the following code be improved using STL? const char* studentName[4] = {"Sam", "Alex", "Bibo", "Ali"};

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