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It can be a reasonable description about what we'd seen. Maybe it's true. :)

You are right. It can be compiled, but something is so secret here :))

Hi scwizzo, it's just a try-out to learn something more careful. The most effective way to learn something is to try it in all cases. :)

I've done an example of 'template specialization'. Here is the code:


// template specialization
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

// class template:
template <class T>

Thank Elysia, after reading your post, I understand more. :D

Thank laserlight ! Your explanation is straightforward and easy to understand ^^

Hi nadroj, may I ask you one more question? As I see in some code having something like "ClassName&". I know "ClassName*" is used to declare a pointer to a class instantiation. But what is...

With the above explanation, now, everything is easier to understand. Thank you again, nadroj. You are a kind-hearted man ^^

Thank whiteflags,

Your answer explains exactly what I didn't understand. :)

Thank u very much, nadroj! One reply with many helpful suggestions for me.

Actually, I have confusion about the operator, why "d" use with "->" but "d[1]" use with "."
You are right to advise me...

I read this code section from a tutorial, but I cannot understand it thoroughly. It is about Pointer & Class Pointer & Array Pointer.

This is it:


// pointer to classes example
#include...

I'm a java developer.
Recently, at university, I have been assigned a task about network programming with C++. The specification is about create a distributed application (with a server and many...