C++ script - Using map and vector to map and store key-value pairs created by user input.


IDE: Visual Studio

OUTPUT I


OUTPUT II


SCRIPT

To view the script below clearly, you may right click > open image in new tab> in the new tab, your cursor will turn into a crosshair symbol > left click > will zoom in on script.



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