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Running Python 3.9 in Windows 10. Python installed via Windows 10 Store. PATH environment has directory with file being executed.

I'm running the following code from Chapter 12 of Automate the Boring Stuff, a google map launcher:

I have a custom templated container using a map and list being kept in sync. The map needs to hold MyList::const_iterator and the list needs to hold MyMap::const_iterator. The only solution I've been able to find is to pun one of the iterators, as in the example below.

Is there a proper way to forward declare this so that I don't need the ugly punning?

Runnable code available at http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/a5eae03ad5090b27.

(There are definitely other approaches that could be used for the example, but that's out of scope. This is a snippet of a larger program. I'm simply trying to make this "circular" definition without UB.)

I have the following JS in index.js file:

When I use the top terminal program at Linux, I can't see the result of free.

My expectation is:

1. free map and list.

2. The memory usage that I can see at the top(Linux function) or /proc/meminfo get smaller than past.

3. sleep is start.

4. program exit.

But The usage of memory only gets smaller when the program ends.

Would you explain the logic of free function?

Below is my code.

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