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With regard to C++ books, I'll just echo the advice here .The following books are recommended; read them in mostly the order listed." Accelerated C++ " Andrew Koenig & Barbara Moo " The C++ Standard Library " Nicolai Josuttis --- a "must have" " Effective C++ ", " More Effective … |
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When you want to remove extraneous characters from an input stream in C++, it's usually because you mixed formatted and unformatted input methods. The formatted method would leave a newline in the stream and the unformatted method would consume it and terminate successfully, but fail completely to do what you … |
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what are type conversions in operator overloading?? |
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is data structure (algorithms )related to mathematics like ) - sets ,matrices ,sequence and series , or logical maths related topics ?? and is there any differnce between data structure and data representation?? |
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difference between overloading and overriding ? |
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what are nested classes? and flush program and poker program .. using a suitable program ..kindly tell me?? |
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I'm just wondering what everyone thinks about building from the command line. I've been using Code::blocks with a MinGW compiler but there always seems to be a myriad of problems in building projects. I'm starting to become a little fed up with it's querks though it is probably partially my … |
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what are member function?? what is the use of :: in them ?? what are static and non static member function?? |
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in command line argument i am writing argument for the main function as follows int main(int argc,char*argv[]) here argc and argv is cleared to me but why we are using char* with argv... means why we are using * ??? |
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i am studying c++... and i have come across the topic constructors.. and in that i am confused between ...basic constructors, copy constructors, dynamic constructors... please explain what are these and also the program in which they can be used...??? |
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#include<iostream.h> class counter { private: int count; public: counter():count(0) { count 1 } }; int main() { counter c1; return 0; } whats wrong in this program i am not able to know? |
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Hi I am attempting to pass a reference to an object from one function to another, is this even possible, if so what is the syntax this is an example of what I want: [code] class SomeClass { public: int a = 100; }; void second_function(SomeClass & ref_to_classobj) { std::cout … |