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I know that there's no solution book for C++ Primer 5th Edition by Stanley Lipmann but is there any on the web? Would appreciate any help on this. Thanks. | |
Hi, I am having problem understanding the below: 1) List a = new ArrayList(); 2) List <?> b = a; 3) List <? extends Object> c = a; // with warning of course Why there is an unchecked warning at clause 3) while no unchecked warning at 2) ? I … | |
m reading c++ primer 4th edition by Stanley Lipmann and I'm on page 92 about value initialisation. I just don't understand when about value initialisation. I browsed around and I know there are also default initialisation and zero-initialisation. Can anyone explain about value initialisation? Coming to this paragraph .. clause … | |
Newbie to C++ but i am a Java programmer. Trying to learn C++ now. Reading the C++ Primer by Stanley Lipmann. I don't understand this sentence in Chapter 3 about library types. He's talking about library type string and vector. "These library types are abstractions of more primitive types - … | |
I'm newbie to JSF and i am confused on this portion written by Cay Horstmann in the Core Java server faces: ======================================================================================= The code: [CODE]public class QuizFormBean { private UIOutput scoreComponent; private UIInput answerComponent; // PROPERTY: scoreComponent public UIOutput getScoreComponent() { return scoreComponent; } public void setScoreComponent(UIOutput newValue) { scoreComponent … | |
I would appreciate any help on the above. All my process and issues is in the attachments. ps: Java 1.6 tomcat 5.0.28 | |
This seems to be weird: [code] int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { cout << "function main() .." << '\n'; char ch = 0; double number_value=1.1; cin >> ch; cin.putback(ch); cin >> number_value; cout << "1 .. " << " " << cin.good() << " " << number_value << '\n'; cin … | |
I am newbie to C++ and pretty confused about initialization of local variables for built-in and class types. Here's a snippet of the code: 1 #include <iostream> 2 using namespace std; 3 4 class A { 5 6 public : 7 A() : x(9) {}; 8 int x; 9 10 … | |
I know that this book is for C++ Primer 3rd Edition (Stanley Lippmann) but can this be used for C++ Primer 4th Edition. There is no C++ Primer answer book for the 4th Edition. Still comtemplating if i should get it. :?: | |
I have a Computer Science degree (long2 time ago) .. I do know Java OOP but i am now trying to pick up C++. I do have C and of course data structure using C or pascal. I have started reading Bjarne Stroustrup book (The C++ Programming Language - Special … | |
i'm newby to C++. Small code as follows: [code] int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { cout << "function main() .." << '\n'; char ch1; int int1; cin >> ch1; cin >> int1; cout << ch1 << '\n'; cout << int1 << '\n'; return 0; } [/code] when i run the … |
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