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terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
  what():  std::bad_alloc

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Inserted VE289 with key tuple 5 0 -3
Inserted VE517 with key tuple 4 8 -8
Key -7 -7 -8 not found!
Inserted VE415 with key tuple -2 -1 -3
Inserted VE518 with key tuple -10 8 8
Inserted VE396 with key tuple 6 -4 1
Max of dim 2 is VE518
Key 3 5 -2 not found when erasing!
Min of dim 0 is VE518
Inserted VE490 with key tuple 8 -3 -9
Key 5 2 8 not found when erasing!
Key -9 6 -1 not found when erasing!
Key -3 1 -1 not found!
Key 3 -2 -6 not found!
Inserted VE391 with key tuple 7 -2 8
Inserted VE444 with key tuple -6 -6 -9
Inserted VE305 with key tuple -4 -6 7
Inserted VE409 with key tuple -4 2 6
Key 6 0 -9 not found!
Inserted VE382 with key tuple -9 2 5
Inserted VE505 with key tuple -5 0 -5
Max of dim 1 is VE517
Min of dim 0 is VE518
Inserted VE415 with key tuple 3 9 -7
Inserted VE570 with key tuple -4 -2 8
Key 9 -4 0 not found when erasing!
Inserted VE316 with key tuple -8 2 9
Traversing the tree after assignment operator:
VE444
VE505
VE415
VE305
VE570
VE281
VE382
VE409
VE518
VE316
VE370
VE490
VE396
VE391
VE482
VE4

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