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#define ?
by aboodman 13y ago
#define ?
- PommeDeTerre 13y agoThat's not really a C++ construct, as much as it is a hold-over from C, kept around to retain compatibility with existing code. If you're writing new C++ code, you're in no way forced to use it. You can use constants or inline functions to achieve the same result in almost all cases.