C++ script - Map associative container | update key value-pairs using 'swap' function and 'find' function.

I used the following resources for colour coding:

https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/code/216345/add-a-little-color-to-your-console-text

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The following script:

- Asks for user input to swap map1 and map2 key-value pairs using the 'swap' function.

- Asks for user input to swap map1 and map2 key-value pairs using the 'find' function.

This program was created using Visual Studio for the IDE.

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main.cpp

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