I was just wondering because if you type #include <map>, you’re including the map template.
I was just wondering because if you type #include <map> , you’re including the
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I was just wondering because if you type #include <map>, you’re including the map template.
The angle brackets (
< >) just tell the compiler how it should look for the file (as opposed to quotes" "). The contents of that file is irrelevant, it can contain whatever.The angle brackets in
#include <map>andtemplate <...> maphave no correlation whatsoever. The syntax just uses the same characters for completely different purposes.