Two Ways To Return Multiple Values From Functions In C++

[@robinchoker1]

generic function return two value was asked in my interview but i couldn't give answer .i was searching this answer and finally got it. thanks a lot.

[@CppNuts]

robin Singh You are most welcome.

[@kkgt6591]

videos introducing concepts and clearing doubts are so good, along with mcq questions it helps to learn concepts faster.

[@CppNuts]

kkg_47 Hi.. Thanks for your appreciation! Keep Learning!

[@KongQuest95]

Very clever! Thank you for the help!

[@CppNuts]

Welcome..

[@glennmarkabalos6657]

thank you so much... please don't stop creating these kinds of videos..

[@CppNuts]

glenn mark abalos, welcome and sure... :)

[@sundramkumar8023]

Which software or compiler are you using???

[@CppNuts]

Sublime text editor 3

[@hazimazian5461]

thank youuu this actually saved my mini project

[@CppNuts]

Cool..

[@rajathslr]

But, can v not pass two references to the function and let it be modified by the function?

[@CppNuts]

we can do it, but you won't say this to your interviewer :P.

[@spicytuna08]

how about a situation where we don't know how many values in a tuple?

[@thearmyofiron]

spicytuna08 check the function's documentation ?

[@thearmyofiron]

std::tuple ?

[@CppNuts]

Yes good option!!

[@spicytuna08]

Why std:get? You are already using std namespace.

[@druidclash9161]

Just to show viewers that get is from std, not to avoid compilation errors

[@sonulohani]

nice one

[@CppNuts]

+Sonu Lohani thanks...

[@TheStrelok7]

Nice but you don't have to use std:

[@CppNuts]

Iron Core thanks for pointing out.