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In C++ the semicolon separates statements. The appropriate correspondence is the comma operator, which separates values and, of course, you can overload the com
by edflsafoiewq 8y ago
In C++ the semicolon separates statements. The appropriate correspondence is the comma operator, which separates values and, of course, you can overload the comma operator (much to our general chagrin) so this doesn't seem very enlightening. But this is still only discussing >>, not >>=.