Here is the code, class A { }; A foo(A a) { return a; } int main() { A a; foo(a); return 1; }...
In my understanding, virtual function should always be public because virtual functions are interface so obviously they should be accessible to...
As we know member function data() defined by string won't append a NULL character at the end of string. But I found it still appends a NULL...
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