I started out programming with C# a few days ago. Now an confusing error arised when playing around with operator overloading.
I\'m trying to write code for an orthogonal linked sparse matrix. Here\'s the question: An alternative linked representation for sparse matrices uses nodes that have the fields down, right, row, col,
I have the following factory class. It has two methods which take Class instances and return the corresponding object. They have the same method name, and both methods take Class as parameter but with
I\'m still new to C++ so I daily run into new problems. Today came the [] operator\'s turn: I\'m making myself a new generic List class because I don\'t really like the std\'s one. I\'m trying to gi
I have the classes A and B. B derives from A and overloads the method WhoAreYou(), when I now create a variable of type A and set the value to a B object and then call WhoAreYou(), the method of A is
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I was reading another question, and it got me thinking. Often the standard specifies functions which have default parameters in their descriptions. Does the standard allow writing these as overloads i
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The following code has overloaded function CandyBarFunc. First prototype defines the function so that it modifies the value of 开发者_开发知识库a structure. Second prototype defines the function so th
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