Problem: "Use the type Date [created previously] to develop
a class Event to model events scheduled for specified dates. Use this
class in a program that reads several events and stores these in a
vector (or array) of Events. After all events have been entered, the
output should be in chronological order."

Been working on this for a few days. A suggestion was made that I should consider using the map container to accomplish what I want. My textbook doesn't talk about maps but I found some info on the 'net. However, when I use it I get the following error:
Am I not using map correctly? (I'm using my new classes instead of fundamental types).

Prior to using the map, I had vector<T> containers for each class and output them seperately; when I changed it to a map is when the errors occurred.

I'm aware that there's a few better ways to have designed my program, but due to time constraints, I'd rather not rewrite it.

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I take it no one uses map containers?

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Only when I travel and need to put the map away after looking at it

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