In C++11 or higher regardless of compiler int myArray[10] = { 0 }; would initialize to all elements to zero. The question is would this also work in C++98 and c
All students are surprised by the behavior of C++ using-directives. Consider this snippet (Godbolt): namespace NA { int foo(Zoo::Lion); } namespace NB {
I have a std::string and i want to be able to find text only in a section of it : so i need to specify a start and an end position. In std::string::find() one c
I have a std::string and i want to be able to find text only in a section of it : so i need to specify a start and an end position. In std::string::find() one c