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These are features covered in every C++ book and if you don't know them you can hardly call yourself a C++ programmer. Furthermore, the first 'C++ feature' is
by clishem 10y ago
These are features covered in every C++ book and if you don't know them you can hardly call yourself a C++ programmer.
Furthermore, the first 'C++ feature' is not even a feature. It is merely the result of the preprocessor translating a[b] to *(a+b). C has it too.
- openasocket 10y agoIdk, I knew most of these, but the alternate operator tokens, ref-qualifiers, comma operator overloading, and function try-blocks were all new to me. What book do you know that covers those?