Correct unique indexes in cheat sheet to use filter, not find#4452
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Looks good to me! For C++ we have to .filter() methods to allow for the scalar vs range.
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Description of Changes
Some examples in our cheat-sheet incorrectly used a
filtermethod on a unique index. Unique indexes exposefind, and non-unique indexes exposefind. This commit updates the cheatsheet to use the appropriate index seek methods.API and ABI breaking changes
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Expected complexity level and risk
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Does the C++ code work as written, or do you have to do something horrible to do with ranges?