`std::map::lower_bound` is a function from the C++ Standard Library that returns an iterator pointing to the first element in the range [first, last) that is not less than the value passed as argument.
Some examples of `std::map::lower_bound` usage are:
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In the example above, `std::map::lower_bound` is used to find the first value in a map that is not less than a given key. The returned iterator is then used to access the corresponding value.
`std::map::lower_bound` is part of the `
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