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| 18Nov2006,19:10 | #11 |
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What is overloading, overwriting, and overriding?
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| 18Nov2006,19:11 | #12 |
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What you mean by virtual destructor and what are the advantages of them??
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| 18Nov2006,19:13 | #13 |
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I always understood that in C++, if I said
a + b a.operator+(b) is called. Now this makes sense with the operator<< when used in the following way cout << 100; // converts to cout.operator<<(100); but then how does one explain this one cout << end; // endl(cout). In what order does C++ look for operator functions? What all functions does it search before giving up? In other words when C++ sees a+b does it look for the existence of : a.operator(b) b(a) a(b) ....??? or is the operator<< a special case? |
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| 18Nov2006,19:15 | #14 |
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Is there any function(s) which cannot be overloaded?
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| 18Nov2006,19:17 | #15 |
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Should a Singleton class have a destructor and if it has what is the purpose of it?
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| 19Nov2006,09:16 | #16 |
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Who do you expect to post the answers? or is it just the questions thread?
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| 20Nov2006,10:39 | #17 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Aztec There is always an option of searching within the thread so that wont be a probs. |
