Why do the sets (std::set and std::multiset) in the C++ standard library provide non const iterator methods (http://ift.tt/2wVgDpT and http://ift.tt/2yIz7qV)?
Access to the keys through iterators is always const, does not matter if the set itself is const or not, then why introduce those extra overloads?
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