[英]Is it slower to access std::map elements with at() than operator[]?
When I want get certain element from a std::map
, as far as I know at()
will do a bounds check.当我想从
std::map
获取某些元素时,据我所知at()
将进行边界检查。 Does that mean it's slower than []
?这是否意味着它比
[]
慢?
Both std::map::at
and std::map::operator[]
check presence of key. std::map::at
和std::map::operator[]
检查密钥的存在。 Former throws exception when not found, later creates default value.前者在找不到时抛出异常,后来创建默认值。
Their complexity is mandatory to be log(n)
(look-up).它们的复杂性必须是
log(n)
(查找)。 Performance by itself is not mandatory to be identical, but should be similar in practice.性能本身并不一定要相同,但在实践中应该相似。
So choose the one to use from their behavior (after the look-up).因此,从他们的行为中选择要使用的(在查找之后)。 Similar alternatives might be
map::find
or in some cases map::insert
/ insert_or_assign
/ emplace
.类似的替代方案可能是
map::find
或在某些情况下map::insert
/ insert_or_assign
/ emplace
。
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