For a lab, my instructor asked us to include an assignment operator with our class, but to hide it. Does this mean to declare it as private and just leave an empty implementation? Is this common/useful?
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Jump to Post> declare it as private and just leave an empty implementation?
ideally, declare it as private and do not define it.> Is this common/useful?
useful, yes. common, not all that much.
if there is a class that you write (for example a window), and want its instances not …
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