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Why does the function arguments are called as "signatures"?
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Actually, the answer is not complete, so as question is
not, let's say, "perfect". "signature" is not arguments
only, but plus "const"ness. For example in example above,
in class person there could be absolutely legal to have two
functions:
char getsex();
char getsex() const;
Though the answer would be ABSOLUTELY correct, so as the
question, in case we're talking about "functions" and NOT
about "member functions"
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