Invoking Overloaded Operators Explicitly
The overloaded operator mechanism is “syntactic sugar” for ordinary function calls. You can always use the explicit name of an overloaded operator function to resolve ambiguities or document your intention.
The overloaded operator mechanism is “syntactic sugar” for ordinary function calls. You can always use the explicit name of an overloaded operator function to resolve ambiguities or document your intention.
The standard function ftell() reports the current file pointer position. The file pointer is a numeric value that represents the current position in the file in the form of offset
Instead of using the following form to rewind a file: fseek (fstream, 0, SEEK_SET); You can use the standard function rewind() as a shorthand. rewind() is declared in as follows:
Instead of using the following form to rewind a file: fseek (fstream, 0, SEEK_SET); You can use the standard function rewind() as a shorthand. rewind() is declared in as follows:
When an exception is thrown and no matching handler can be found for it, C++ invokes the function terminate(). By default, terminates invokes the function abort(). Some compilers guarantee that