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The example in this post is from** C++ Primer Plus (6th Edition)** by *Stephen Prata* **My question:** Why cin.ignore( ) is not used in his example? Shouldn't we discard the buffer with a line similliar to this: `std::cin.ignore(std::numeric_limits<std::streamsize>::max(), '\n');` Example from the book: int fill_array(double ar[], int limit) { using …
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Hi. I'm trying to use brace-initialization notation: int number{}; But I get the following error: "expected an expression". Shouldn't c++11 allow this kind of initialization? int number2(4) works just fine. Thank you.
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