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Book: Essential C ++
(1) What are the consequences of not adding using namespace STD?
Basicio. cpp: 24: Error: 'string' was not declared in this scope
Basicio. cpp: 26: Error: 'cout' was not declared in this scope
Basicio. cpp: 26: Error: 'endl' was not declared in this scope
(2) How to initialize variables in C ++?
Class mysum {<br/> Public: <br/> mysum (int A, int B); <br/> int getsum (void); <br/> int * ref; /* ref to a global value */<br/> PRIVATE: <br/> int sum; <br/>}; </P> <p> int main () </P> <p >{</P> <p> int A (12);/* equivalent to a = 12 */<br/> mysum summer (1, 2 ); /* You cannot directly assign values. Use the constructor */<br/> mysum summer2 = summer;/* implicitly call mysum: mysum (const mysum &) */</P> <p >}</P> <p> initobj. CPP: In function 'int main () ': <br/> initobj. CPP: 47: Error: no matching function for call to 'mysum: mysum () '<br/> initobj. CPP: 31: Note: candidates are: mysum (INT, INT) <br/> initobj. CPP: 23: Note: mysum (const mysum &) <br/>
(3) What are the initialization methods of class string?
(4) memory <,> stream Operator Method
According to the general oral order, "Left and Right", "read and write", the Order corresponds to, the left corresponds to read, and the Right corresponds to write.
(5) the meaning behind the = assignment in C ++
1. Simple assignment
2. automatically call copy constructor implicitly
3.
(6) Meaning of = in C ++ under different circumstances
(7) vector Initialization
Only an existing element can be indexed using the subscript operator. When values are assigned through subscript operations, no elements are added.
# Include <iostream> <br/> # include <vector> </P> <p> using namespace STD; </P> <p> int main () <br/>{< br/> vector <int> seq (12); <br/> seq [11] = 11; <br/> cout <seq [11] <Endl; <br/> seq [2, 9002] = 12;/* disaster! Use seq. push_back () instead */<br/> cout <seq [9789] <Endl;/* disaster! */<Br/>}
(8) const
// There is no syntax problem, but the const modifier aims to say that member variables cannot be modified in the Val () function. In general, Val () the returned _ Val cannot be modified. Since there is no const modifier before the function, _ Val is actually open to the outside.
Myclass & Val () const
{
Return _ Val;
}
// Correct statement:
Const myclass & Val () const
{
Return _ Val;
}
// The most perfect definition method:
Class val_class {
Const myclass & Val () const {return _ Val ;}
Myclass & Val () {return _ Val ;}
};
Void sample (const val_class * PBC, val_class & RBC)
{
PBC-> Val (); // call const
RBC. Val (); // call non-const
}
The mutable modifier can be used to break through the unchangeable restrictions of Const. For example, mutable int _ next;
(9) special characteristics of post ++ overload
In order to distinguish it from the front ++, the reload Declaration of the rear ++ can be modified. A redundant int is added to the parameter table, which is a special case:
Inline myobject & operator ++ (INT ){}
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