Ive been reading this article: https://www.thc.org/root/phun/unmaintain.html , and Ive been trying to implements steps Misleading names
(search for isValid(x)
) and How To Fix Unused Variable Errors
(#29 under Miscellaneous Techniques).
I wish to do something more useful, (also according to the article) as doing more stuff on less lines is better.
Unfortunately, I have no idea on how to overload the assignment operator for a basic type. I know I could do something like operator=(&Other o)
if I was using a class, but alas, C/C++ doesn't take after Java by having classes for some basic types...
Unfortunately, I have no idea on how to overload the assignment operator for a basic type. I know I could do something like
operator=(&Other o)
if I was using a class
You cannot overload operators for built-in types in C++. And that's the end of the story.
but alas, C/C++ doesn't take after Java by having classes for some basic types...
...You make it sound like Java's distinction between int
and Integer
is somehow a good thing :)
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