C++ script - Maps container, updating key-value pair using the find function, private bool with same name in two different classes, and a for loop to iterate through the map.

Working the a map container and:

- insert function to add key-value pairs

- using a private bool with the same name in two different classes

- using the find function to update a value for a key-value pair

- using a for loop to iterate through the map container


This program was created using Visual Studio for the IDE.

To view an image 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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OUTPUT


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main.cpp


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Books.h


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Books.cpp



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