As the name goes, the elements in unordered map are not stored in sorted sequence. They are stored according to their hash values and hence, usage of unordered map has many benefits such as it only takes O(1) to search any item from it. It is also faster than other map containers. It is also visible from the example that it is very easy to implement as the operator ( [] ) helps us to directly access the mapped value.
As already mentioned you can declare an unordered map of any type. Let's have a unordered map named first with string and integer type.
unordered_map<string, int> first; //declaration of the map
first["One"] = 1; // [] operator used to insert the value
first["Two"] = 2;
first["Three"] = 3;
first["Four"] = 4;
first["Five"] = 5;
pair <string,int> bar = make_pair("Nine", 9); //make a pair of same type
first.insert(bar); //can also use insert to feed the values
unordered_map<data_type, data_type> variable_name; //declaration
variable_name[key_value] = mapped_value; //inserting values
variable_name.find(key_value); //returns iterator to the key value
variable_name.begin(); // iterator to the first element
variable_name.end(); // iterator to the last + 1 element