How const functions will be treated by compiler?
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Answer / achal ubbott
A member function can be const qualified. e.g.
class SAAMPLE
{
int m1;
void f() const;
}
Now function f will not be able to modify the value of data
members. If so done the compiler would report an error.
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Answer / window
Question is "How const functions will be treated by
compiler?" you guys answered the question "What do you now
about const functions?"
Please do not write what you know. Because of answers like
this, questions in websites are becoming obsolete.
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Answer / anil
it not allow to change value of the const variable.
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