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Using Cin.ignore() and Cin.get() Functions by Octavia Anghel Language: C++, Expertise: Intermediate — Learn how to not leave a terminating character in the stream.
Find All User-Defined Functions in a SQL Server Database by Jaya Nehru This query returns all the user-defined functions in the specified database.
Nested Functions in C++ by Alexander Ocher Although C++ does not allow nested function declaration, you can simulate it using a structure with a static function.
Overloading the const and non-const Member Functions by Prashanth Narayanaswamy We all know about the function overloading feature in C++, which allows us to have the same name given for a function with different signatures. But what about overloading based on the const-ness of a member function?
Calculate the Angle Between Two Lines by Richard Bunt This code shows you how to calculate the angle between two lines using vectors and an inverse cosine function.
The Added Benefit of Using New Instead of Malloc by Pankaj Mishra Not only does new allocate memory, it also calls the appropriate constructor.
Convert Descriptive Flex Fields to Numbers by Kamlesh Jethwa Often, data in Oracle applications is stored in extended columns known as Descriptive Flex Field (DFF) columns.
Avoiding Ambiguity in Math.h functions While Porting from 32-bit to 64-bit by C.V. Ram Modifying your existing 32-bit code for explicit parameters works with both 32-bit and 64-bit code and helps make porting be a bit less painful.
Overloading a Constructor or Method by MV Prem Kumar Overloading a constructor or a method in order to take an extra argument based upon the requirement can result in duplicate code.
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