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Chapter 21.5, Problem 21.5.2CP
Program Plan Intro
Map:
Map is an interface which contains values on the basis of key and a value pair and represents a mapping between them. Each key and a value pair in the map are unique.
A map can be of three types: HashMaps, LinkedMaps, and TreeMaps.
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