it doesnt think that 'j' is variable that is iterating through map
#Problem with maps..
wispy roost
vague vine
why not do j->second()?
. has higher precedence than * iirc
so its doing *(j.second) isntead of (*j).second
u can also use a range based loop
this should work too ```cpp
for (auto a : str)
m[a]++;
for (auto a : m)
{
p += a,second / 2;
solo += a.second % 2;
}
rancid fulcrum
(also should be j->second, since you're trying to access a data member of a pair)
rancid fulcrum
this should work too ```cpp
for (auto a : str)
m[a]++;
for (auto a : m)...
well, a.second there, iterating over a map gives you pairs
vague vine
fixed
rancid fulcrum
👍
vague vine
u can even do ```cpp
for (auto [k, v] : m)
{
p += v / 2;
solo += v % 2;
}
wait lmao do u actually use 3 spaces indentation
wispy roost
Thanks!
wispy roost
why not do `j->second()`?
I forgot it exists
wispy roost
u can even do ```cpp
for (auto [k, v] : m)
{
p += v / 2;
solo += v % 2;
}...
Wait, so k is first, v is second?
wispy roost
u can even do ```cpp
for (auto [k, v] : m)
{
p += v / 2;
solo += v % 2;
}...
This is so much better than regular, not range based loop!
vague vine
Wait, so k is first, v is second?
ye
rancid fulcrum
This is so much better than regular, not range based loop!
well it is a range-for loop, it's mostly that along with it he used another feature from c++17 called "structured bindings"
those can be used outside of loop syntax
and can be quite handy to get all elements in a pair/tuple/tuple-like
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