enerally, STL containers handle their storage automatically and efficiently. Yet, there are cases when you need to regulate a container’s storage manually?for example when you want to trim or empty
In general, when a smart pointer is designed, the usual methods proivided are: T* operator->() const and T operator*() const. So, in functions such as foo(const SmartPointer& ptr) { },
Sometimes, for documentation purposes, you need to locate all the stored procedures and objects/SQL tables upon which they depend. The following code shows you how: select distinct A.name as sproc_name,
Normally, people do casting in the code like this: Button btnSave = (Button) sender ;where sender is of Object Type. This same casting can be done using the as operator:
ince its inception, “write once, run anywhere!” has been the mantra and rallying cry for many architects and software engineers trying to convince their enterprises to move to or stay