VB6 is object based since you cannot create new objects in it, but can use objects made from other languages in it and can inherit from them. VB.Net is object oriented.
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VB6 is object based since you cannot create new objects in it, but can use objects made from other languages in it and can inherit from them. VB.Net is object oriented.
The just in time compiler does a compile as the code is written and can identify errors before a compile is done at the project level. The project level compile is faster because much of the code is...
C++ mangles the function name in the object file (after it is compiled) with the function's parameter types but not the return type. Therefore, the linker cannot distinguish between functions with...
No limit is defined in the standard, however, it depends on the size of the int. If int is 32 bits then the limit is 2^32-1. But that is not practical given system resources.
sizeof is done at compile time. strlen is done at runtime.
char ac[100] = "This is a test";
int i = sizeof(ac); // i = 100
int j = strlen(ac); // j = 14
char *pc = ac;
int k = sizeof(pc); // k...
The structure is packed. See #pragma pack for details.
There is no such thing as a static parameter. There are static functions and static variables, but not static parameters (to functions).
A static function has visibility only within in the module. A...
A dangling pointer is when you have 1 or more pointers to memory that has been freed, but the pointer(s) still points to the memory block that used to be allocated. Typically the programmer will set...