The operator typeid returns a const type_info object associated with its argument. However, the returned object is a temporary one, so if you have to call several member functions from it, you will have to use the typeid expression repeatedly–a tedious and costly operation:
cout<Note that you cannot copy-construct or assign the returned type_info object either:
type_info ti = typeid(myObj); //compilation error; copy constructor and operator= are private As a workaround, you can initialize a reference or a pointer with the temporary object.
type_info *pti = & typeid (myObj) ; // OK, a pointer with the address of the returned objectcout << pti->name() << endl;cout << pti->raw_name() << endl; 
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