Immutable Method in Java
In Java, there is the final keyword in lieu of the const keyword in C and C++.
In C# what is lifetime or lifespan of constant variable?
In C# if i declare a constant variable is any memory allocated to it as it acts as a compile time replacement? How long is the variable’s life?
When and for what purposes should the const keyword be used in C for variables?
While getting my code reviewed here the issue of using the const keyword came up. I understand that it is used for implementing read-only behaviour on variables.
When and for what purposes should the const keyword be used in C for variables?
While getting my code reviewed here the issue of using the const keyword came up. I understand that it is used for implementing read-only behaviour on variables.
When and for what purposes should the const keyword be used in C for variables?
While getting my code reviewed here the issue of using the const keyword came up. I understand that it is used for implementing read-only behaviour on variables.
When and for what purposes should the const keyword be used in C for variables?
While getting my code reviewed here the issue of using the const keyword came up. I understand that it is used for implementing read-only behaviour on variables.
Are there advantages to declaring stack variables constant in C++
It’s not clear to me what benefits there are of declaring your stack variables as constant in C++, I was hoping somebody might explain the benefits and purpose for this technique.
What are the problems of bringing C++-like const into a language?
I am interested in the idea of C++-like const not that particular execution (like casting away const).
What are the problems of bringing C++-like const into a language?
I am interested in the idea of C++-like const not that particular execution (like casting away const).
Mutable cursor in readonly object?
I’ve been searching for the different uses of the keyword mutable. I’ve found that it is generally used for caching, lazy computing, mutex, …