I've reading some posts in this forum, and always found this funny looking code: "std::" . What is it? I've read nothing about it in my C++ tutorial book (published 2003). I mean, wat does it do (it looks pointless to me...)? Where do i put it? etc. etc.
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Read up on C++ namespaces.
Your C++ book author probably was careless, or drafted the book too early.
i guess i was wrong, I just found something 'bout namspaces in the later secions. I was just wondering since none of the sample programs (I've seen sofar) used std::
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std is the standard template library and :: is the scope resolution operator so basicly std::function() means the function is part of the std namespace.
The sample programs so far probably had
using namespace std;
at the top.
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CornedBee
"There is not now, nor has there ever been, nor will there ever be, any programming language in which it is the least bit difficult to write bad code."
- Flon's Law
Correction
STL is the Stadard Template Library.std is the standard template library
std is the namespace where all c++ identifiers are defined. Namespaces are used to reduce name clashes among different libraries.
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