C++ map erase is a function that is used to remove elements from a map container based on their keys. The function takes a key as input and removes the key-value pair associated with that key from the map. There are two different versions of the erase function in C++. One is used to remove a single element from the map, while the other one is used to remove a range of elements from the map.
Example 1: Remove a single element using erase function
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Example 2: Remove a range of elements using erase function
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The C++ map erase function is a part of the STL library.
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