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Remove Filter  | Hello I've a question when creating a class with functions. e.g. [CODE=javascript] function constructor() { this.myFunc = function() { return "Hello World"; } } [/CODE] do I have to write the function in that way? this.funcName = function() for every function in that class? Because when I tried to write …  |
| | Hello, I wonder what I need to do to use find() from <algorithm> to search in a vector containing some Struct, with two string vars. I'm not asking for codes now, I just want the principles. I written this, and got compilation error. [CODE=cpp] #include <iostream> #include <algorithm> #include <string> … |
| | Hello, I've written couple of overloaded operators in my file containing Set declarations. I want to use these operators within the declaration file. However it seems it isn't used. Instead it uses the standard operators. e.g. i have two overloaded operators say <= and == [code=cpp] bool Set::operator<=(const Set& b) … |
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