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The mutable keyword in C++ allows a member function to modify a base class member that has been declared as const. Without the mutable keyword, any attempt to modify such a member would result in a compile error.

Differentiate between a constructor and a destructor in c++.

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I want explanation for this assignment: how to connect mysql database using c/c++,please explain this detailly?

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What do you mean by funtion prototype?

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What is the use of :: operator in c++?

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what do you mean by volatile variable?

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Write about all the implicit member functions of a class?

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What does the following do: for(;;) ; a) Illegal b) Loops forever c) Ignored by compiler...not illegal

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What is unary operator? List out the different operators involved in the unary operator.

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What is a linked list in c++?

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How to give an alternate name to a namespace?

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What does int * mean in c++?

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Which one is better- macro or function?

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