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Stran 77
Again, remember const means “read-only”. Just because it says constant, it
doesn't necessarily mean constant. The process is represented in Table 3-2. In
each step, the portion of the declaration we are dealing with is printed in bold
type.
Again, remember const means “read-only”. Just because it says constant, it
doesn't necessarily mean constant. The process is represented in Table 3-2. In
each step, the portion of the declaration we are dealing with is printed in bold
type.
Stran 98
The symbol x, in this context, means the address that x represents. This is termed
an l-value. An l-value is known at compiletime. An l-value says where to store the
result. The symbol y, in this context, means the contents of the address that y ...
The symbol x, in this context, means the address that x represents. This is termed
an l-value. An l-value is known at compiletime. An l-value says where to store the
result. The symbol y, in this context, means the contents of the address that y ...
Stran 318
Elsewhere throughout computer science, “virtual” means letting the user see
something that is not really there, and supporting the illusion by some means.
Here, it means not letting the user see something that is really there (the base
class ...
Elsewhere throughout computer science, “virtual” means letting the user see
something that is not really there, and supporting the illusion by some means.
Here, it means not letting the user see something that is really there (the base
class ...
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