Example/codebyte added that shows how we can use .set().

[R-Juhasz]

Description

Added a concise example demonstrating the effective use of the .set() method to store key-value pairs in a JavaScript Map object. This addition aims to enhance clarity and provide practical insights for developers, offering a quick reference for managing key-value pairs in a Map structure within the JavaScript language.

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Hey @R-Juhasz! While I work on reviewing this entry can you please sign the CLA.

[R-Juhasz]

I resolved the issues.

[R-Juhasz]

Hi so what happens now?

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