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Define an empty map
(def m {})
Hashtable^ hash = gcnew Hashtable;
Generic::Dictionary<String^, String^>^ dict = gcnew Generic::Dictionary<String^, String^>();
std::map<int, std::string> m;
Map = dict:new(),
Map = orddict:new(),
Map = gb_trees:empty(),
Map = ets:new(the_map_name, [set, private, {keypos, 1}]),
map := [:]
let map = Map.empty
let map = new Generic.Dictionary<string, string>()
let map = new Hashtable()
m := make(map[int]string)
def map = [:]
Map map = new HashMap();
import qualified Data.Map as M
emptyMap = M.empty
emptyMap = M.empty
Map map = new HashMap();
module StringMap = Map.Make (String)
let m = StringMap.empty
let m = StringMap.empty
let m = Hashtbl.create 42
# %map = {}
# This was wrong, that would have created a hash with one key
# of the stringified hash reference (HASH(0xNUMBERSHERE)) and a
# value of 'undef', as well as triggering a
# "Reference found where even-sized list expected" with the warnings
# pragma enabled
my %map;
# This was wrong, that would have created a hash with one key
# of the stringified hash reference (HASH(0xNUMBERSHERE)) and a
# value of 'undef', as well as triggering a
# "Reference found where even-sized list expected" with the warnings
# pragma enabled
my %map;
$map = array();
$map = array("" => "");
map = {}
map = {}
val map = mutable.Map.empty
val map = mutable.HashMap.empty[String, Int]
val map = Map()
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