When dealing with pointers, the "&" sign is called the address-of urinary operator. Knowing it's name sure helps to understand when to use it. Is "*" a urinary operator as well, and if so, what is its name? If it is not an operator, then what is it?
Thanks.
Jump to PostWhen dealing with pointers, the "&" sign is called the address-of urinary operator. Knowing it's name sure helps to understand when to use it. Is "*" a urinary operator as well, and if so, what is its name? If it is not an operator, then what is it?
Thanks.
When dealing with pointers, the "&" sign is called the address-of urinary operator. Knowing it's name sure helps to understand when to use it. Is "*" a urinary operator as well, and if so, what is its name? If it is not an operator, then what is it?
Thanks.
Urinary? I know these questions piss off some people, but really! :icon_twisted:
To answer your question, see this. Google is your friend.
Urinary? I know these questions piss off some people, but really! :icon_twisted:
Oh, that's great! A terrific combination of Dotan-doesn't-know-how-to-spell and Mozilla-spellcheck-not-grammarcheck.
To answer your question, see this. Google is your friend.
Right there under "Member and pointer operators". Thanks!
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