The insert function in C++ HashMap allows you to add key-value pairs to the HashMap. When using this function, you provide the key and value that you want to insert into the HashMap. The HashMap then assigns the value to the corresponding key, allowing for efficient retrieval and storage of data. This function is useful when you need to dynamically add elements to a HashMap and maintain a mapping between keys and their corresponding values.
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