struct S { void foo(); }; inline void S::foo() {} Can't figure out from the documentation if this function is considered inline or not.
I'm a fairly experienced C/C++ (and to some degree, Java) programmer. I'm learning python, but I'm baffled at some strange (for my backgroung) behaviors of the
I have read: "Like an unsigned int, but offset by −(2^(n−1) − 1), where n is the number of bits in the numeral. Aside: Technically we co