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You probably know that the ostream and istream operators (<< and >>) can be overloaded for your custom classes, but let’s take a look at how to overload them for template classes like the vector class. Overloading for template functions The way this is done is by placing the keyword template before the function. After [...]
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I don’t know whether this is useful or merely entertaining, but it is quite simple to display the character representation of any ASCII number in C++ We will use the static_cast function to perform this operation, converting from int to char. Let me show you this sample program that does just that (Looping until you [...]
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As you might know, when we develop a simple program that runs in the system console, using the standard library iostream, we might want to have special ways of displaying a class object. You have probably heard of the istream and ostream operators (<< and >>), we can use overloading to change their behaviour. Since [...]
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If you know nothing about classes in C++ you should probably go read a bit on that, although if you know Java or a similar OO language you can go ahead. In C++, as with most modern OO languages we have encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. I won’t go into much detail as this is just [...]
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I actually think that we the developers need IE, it is like the bad guy in an action movie, the good guy wouldn’t have a life without him, although sometimes you really wish it never existed! Haha just kidding, we all wish it didn’t exist… But well, there are some times when we need something [...]
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For the past years I have been working on software and application development, as well as sharing tips and tricks I find useful.