Explain "const" reference arguments in function?
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Answer / Parmeshwar Oraon
A const reference is a reference variable that refers to a constant object. It provides an efficient way of passing large objects as arguments to functions, without the need to create a copy of the object. The advantage of using const references over regular references is that they prevent accidental modification of the original object by the function.
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