STDOUT Select an option: 1. Check if a city exists in the map. 2. Check if a population value exists in the map. 3. Retrieve the population of a specific city. 4. Get the total number of elements in the map. 5. Exit. Enter the city name: Expected STDOUT true true 1423851 9
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- Input the city name (for example, "CityA"). - The program checks the map for "CityA" and returns `true` if it exists. Show more…
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