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I meant "globally declared" in contrast to instance-oriented (i.e. methods) rather than whether or not a function exists within a namespace, which is what I thi
by mypalmike 4y ago
I meant "globally declared" in contrast to instance-oriented (i.e. methods) rather than whether or not a function exists within a namespace, which is what I think you're implying.
- Jtsummers 4y agoA somewhat more common term is "free function". Comes from C++, in particular, where it means non-member functions (that is, not methods).