(his name is Jon Skeet)
(sorry)
(sorry)
string s,f;
map<string,int> M;
set<pair<int,string> > S;
while(cin >> s) {
M[s]++;
int x=M[s];
if(x>1) S.erase(make_pair(x-1,s));
S.insert(make_pair(x,s));
}
set<pair<int,string> >::reverse_iterator it=S.rbegin();
int topK=10;
while(topK-- && (it!=S.rend())) {
cout << it->second<<" "<<it->first<<endl;
it++;
} while (cin >> s) M[s]++;
for (map<string,int>::iterator i = M.begin(); i != M.end(); i++) {
S.insert(make_pair(i->second, i->first));
}
But maybe there's a downside to that approach that isn't obvious to me?