Hmmm, this is only chapter three of the book, talking about functions and function calls, templates aren't until later in the book, but still cool nonetheless.
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Hmmm, this is only chapter three of the book, talking about functions and function calls, templates aren't until later in the book, but still cool nonetheless.
It turns out, that I had to do it this way. At first I was under the impression that I had to overload the predefined function "abs" to work with long, double, and float. But it turns out, I had to...
Well, to start off, I am attempting to do one of the programming projects in Problem Solving with C++ by Walter Savitch. The program asks me to overload the "abs" function using the "long", "int",...
That was an awesome tutorial lucky....best one on pointers I have read yet. It's not just a concept resting on the edge of my brain now....I think I mostly understand it at this point, I really...
Thanks everyone for the replies....I really do appreciate it and am beginning to grasp pointers a bit better.
Pointers, for some strange reason, have always been the hardest thing about c++ for...
Few simple questions...
I'll get to the point. What is the advantage of using a struct instead of a class? The only difference is that classes can have private variables....correct?
Also, I'm sort of confused as to how...
An EXCELLENT book to learn c++ (for the absolute beginner to understand even) is "Problem Solving with C++: The object of programming" 4th edition, by Walter Savitch. It has good tutorials in it, and...