I have a method what accepts two parameters and now I need to pass along an additional parameter but all other code that calls this might not be passing that 3rd parameter along.
I am trying to build my own session handler for (currently) database storage. When calling it as a normal OOP as shown below in the first example, everything works as intended. Data is stored to the d
I know that this question has been done to death at StackOverflow and that there are numerous questions posted on this already. I\'ve probably read every one of them and yet, there\'s this niggling do
I have to use a framework which defines an important hook method as const, like this class FrameworkClass {
For example, I want to create a function that can return any number (negative, zero, or positive). However, based on certain exceptions, I\'d like the function to return Boolean FALSE
I have a quick and straighforward question: I have this simple class: public class A { public void m(Object o)
I\'m confused about friend operator overloading.It has no problem if I write the friend operator overloading function within the header file, but it gives me the following errors once I moved the func
public void add(long... x){} public void add(Integer... x){} add(2); this produces error...why overlaoding is not performedwith both widening and boxing?
class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { List<A> myList = new List<A> {new A(), new B(), new C()};
I\'ve got a class foo, a class that derives from food called bar, and I\'ve got a method in foo that takes another foo
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