C++ study notes the first day

In the first section
C:
     const in a = int const a
    int *const p 
    const int *const p
    char *p =malloc(100); //(void *)

enum day
{     Mon,TUE }     enum DAY today     today = 100;     int a,b =10;     a=b=100;     (a=b)=100;//Expressions cannot be assigned




    


In C++:
1. The type check is stricter
    const in a =0; must be initialized
    char *p = (char*)malloc(100);

2. Added a BOOL type (ture/false), which is actually an enumerated type

3. The enumeration type in C++ is a real enumeration type, and can only take the content inside
enum BOOL
{     FALSE,TURE }     BOOL a = FALSE; (only the value in the enumeration type BOOL can be used)


4. Expression
(a=b)=100;//Expression can be assigned


The second section
    cin cout class object. The same function as scanf and sprintf, function
    char name[30];
    scanf, gets, cin (unsafe)
    fgets(name,30,stdin)//control the read length yourself (safe)

    string name;
    cin>>name (safe)
    cin>> stream input operator

Output control
    int a =12345;
    cout <<setw(8)<<a<<endl; Output width control
    cout<<setiosflags(ios::left)<<setw(8)<<endl; Output width
control, left justified


    int a =123;
    printf("%x",a);hexadecimal            
    printf("%o",a);octal        
    printf("%d",a);decimal
    cout<<hex<<a; ten Hexadecimal
    cout<<oct<<a; octal    
    cout<<a; decimal


Section III
    1. Overloading of functions: the function name is the same, the parameter list is different (, type,
number, order), the
    return value type does not constitute an overload condition

    2. Matching principle: strict matching, implicit conversion
    void print(int a)
    void printf(float a)

    print(3.4) // The double type
exists (the int type and the float type exist at the same time , there will be ambiguity)  
    void print(long a)
    void printf(double a)
    print(3) //int type is in the (long type and double Types exist at the same time,
there will be ambiguity) The
    solution is forced to print(long(3))
    
    

    
 

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