Alternative Operators In C++

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This operator is called alternative operators in C++, they exist in C language also but then you have to include some extra header.
There so many alternative operators in C++ which we don't use or don't really know that they exist, so i have explained all the alternative operators (tokens) in this video.
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[@avanisagar6408]

Thanks for the Ctrl + 0 bonus!

[@CppNuts]

You are welcome !!

[@Baile_an_Locha]

I did know that but I only found out 1-2 months ago…after 30 years writing C++!

[@joeypencil5368]

There's just no end to learning something new in C++.

[@ramakrishna4092]

Sir I have a doubt in this line could you pls help me to solve this void *(*foo)(int *); had a confusion after seeing * after void what does it mean sir....thank you

[@adamkurek3324]

void pointer is pointer without dedicated type, it's always not recommended to use cause you will have cast it to other type anyways

[@ximin_sleepy]

Read it like this : foo is a pointer to a function that takes an integer pointer as an argument and returns a pointer to any data type ( that's void * ) pointer to void can be used to point to any data type.

[@exinangai2216]

@@ximin_sleepy Nice ans. But would it ever compile in c++ 17/20? return to (ptr to Void) data sounds ambiguous to compiler. This may raise errors/warnings in compile time.

[@leelaseshukumarsanka649]

Awesome

[@wilrick]

I once ran into compilation issues on a cross platform project when using these. I haven't touched them ever since. Use with care I would say 🙂

[@CppNuts]

But it should be, were you using cpp compiler? Because they were mainly build for some keyboard but that doesn’t mean it won’t compile.

[@himanshurawat6736]

great video !

[@CppNuts]

Thanks

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[@ramakrishna4092]

Amused after seeing this alternative even I don't know this before .. like python ....

[@animeshchoudhury8302]

Cool!!

[@__hannibaal__]

The Theory of Languages is Mathematical idea and founded by mathematician and CS original is mathematic theory of group and category theory, and now changed because CS is separate from mathematic and this is a decline of CS and Languages.

[@דניאלאביב-ו6ת]

Actually I didn't know it

[@omarious]

Why is everything trying to look like Python all of a sudden?

[@CppNuts]

This was there from the beginning in cpp.

[@exinangai2216]

Intented to be more human readable?