Create an iterator that will allow the program to return

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Using C++, please DON'T use map Class from STD library

Hard Code a Hash Map that will hold 10 key,value pairs. For this example create unique key values (Do not use map class from STD library.) Create an iterator that will allow the program to return the key,value pairs.

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