Can a non-virtual function be equal to 0, e.g., something like void foo() = 0 where the keyword virtual is not in front?
I got this error while using windows command prompt to connect a android virtual device to visual studio code. However opens the android virtual device but stil
I got this error while using windows command prompt to connect a android virtual device to visual studio code. However opens the android virtual device but stil
I'm writing some C++ codes, and I can't compile the following code on g++. It only says that std::string hasn't a method named "operator==". I know it's not tru