hey all, i'm wondering why somethings need to be capitalized and others can't. i just spent an hour debugging only to find out its NULL and not null. i just read the opposite for eof. is there anything else? can they be catagorized in anyway?
hey all, i'm wondering why somethings need to be capitalized and others can't. i just spent an hour debugging only to find out its NULL and not null. i just read the opposite for eof. is there anything else? can they be catagorized in anyway?
>i'm wondering why somethings need to be capitalized and others can't
That was a decision made by Bjarne Stroustrup, C++ is case sensitive and you just have to learn what is capitalized and what isn't. Usually through trial and error.
-Prelude
My best code is written with the delete key.
Most HL languages are case-sensitive, aside from ones like BASIC... Which is case-sensitive as well, for variable names
