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Explore how unordered associative containers store indices in buckets using hash functions. Understand collisions, load factors, and the rehashing process to improve data performance in C++ applications.

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The unordered associative containers store their indices in buckets. In which bucket the index goes depends on the hash function, which maps the key to the index. If different keys are mapped to the same index, it’s called a collision. ...