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Everything constributed here is very good and useful for U to understand what Pointers are and why should they be used ? I will tell U something very important which U should never forget. 1. EVERY TIME U ALLOCATE MEMORY TO A POINTER USING new MAKE SURE THAT U RELEASE IT USING delete. BCOZ...

A friend function means a non-member routine which has access to the private and protected members of a class. Friend is a keyword used within a class definition to let the class know that this routine can access its private or protected members which are not accessible from anywhere outside the...

The following code is in error. How can I pass generic class objects to non-member routines ? The compile time errors are : 1. Undefined symbol 'mytype'. 2. Cannot generate template specialization myclass<mytype>. 3. Undefined symbol 'myclass'. These errors are fired at the point where the...

Is Art of Assembly Lang. Prog. available at webster a good one ? They have their own library as well as language syntax. What is NASM ?

Obviously Cisco Certified Network Administrator. But what does it consist of ? What are the prospects ?

Is C# caught in some legal battles ? Will it get through ? Is there any concrete specification from Microsoft for .NET and C# ? Will Microsoft introduce new certifications or change its current line of certifications ?

Checkout the two text files in your installed directory. They have the names of the hlp files which U can search and download from borland.com

I recently came through a very strange piece of text in some book which claimed that Template functions expand inline. Is this true though I highly doubt it ? template<typename mytype>void func(mytype val) { cout<<&quot;This is a simple template function &quot;<<val<<endl; } int main() {...

I recently came through a very strange piece of text in some book which claimed that Template functions expand inline. Is this true though I highly doubt it ? template<typename mytype>void func(mytype val) { cout<<&quot;This is a simple template function &quot;<<endl; } int main() { func(11)...

Is there any basic difference between writing assembly using C++ Assembler and any other. Is Peter Abbel's book on assembly good to start with ? Do I need to have a deep knowledge of hardware to start assembly ?

I am a regular at brainbench. Any other ?

Can anyone tell me about good C++ certifications ?

Please suggest some good books on Assembly. Since Assembly is platform specific though it gives an immense amount of power can there be cross-platform compatabilities ? Can anyone get me some good details about assembly ? I want to self-learn.