Yes, it maintains an internal order, so iteration over a set that isn't changing should always be the same. From here.
Std::map is a sorted container, so, yes, order is guaranteed (the same as the ordering you use implicitly or explicitly in its constructor). Do not count on this for the popular (though not-yet-stanard) hashmap though -- it has very many advantages in many cases wrt std::map, but not a predictable order of iteration!
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