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Ajay Vijayvargiya5-Jan-11 16:26

Ajay Vijayvargiya

5-Jan-11 16:26

I strive writing articles for the masses.

I have observed new professionals do want to know "WHY" and "WHEN", instead of "HOW" and "WHAT". My Multithreading articles follow the same - they explain When/Why in simple and understandable manner, with less of 'How' coverage that gives only syntax and reference material.

I put this message just to know what you guys need to know something better, more clear and more exhaustive. Though my primary domain is C++ area, I won't bother writing on other aspects if it suites me!

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7-Jan-11 6:52

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7-Jan-11 6:52

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modified 4-Aug-15 7:44am.

Re: Article Suggestions

Brij9-Jan-11 6:02

Brij

9-Jan-11 6:02

Congrats Ajay for MVP. Well deserved Smile | :)

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ThatsAlok1-Oct-12 0:30

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1-Oct-12 0:30

Might be late... Congrats for been MVP Smile | :)

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Re: Article Suggestions

SubiSuresh3-Dec-12 23:26

SubiSuresh

3-Dec-12 23:26

Hi Ajay,

I just started reading your article and i got confused.As per my understanding after reading starting of your article.i got some doubts.Eg:

template<class t="">
T max(T t1, T t2)
{
if (t1 > t2)
return t1;
return t2;
}

int main(){

std::cout<<max<int>120,14.55);//=>you have explained like here if i explicitly mention one data type,other would be deducted from the argument type(14.55) by the compiler.That means T max(T t1, T t2)becomes T max(int t1,double t2).But when i compiled it i got the below warning
warning: passing double for argument 2 to T max(T, T) [with T = int].Then why this warning came is my question.

also since we are using only T,if i mention max<int>,then T max(T t1, T t2) should be like this int max(int t1, int t2) na??

return 0;

}

Please clear my doubts.else i cant proceed further

Re: Article Suggestions

SubiSuresh3-Dec-12 23:32

SubiSuresh

3-Dec-12 23:32

Hi Ajay,

I just started reading your article and i got confused.As per my understanding after reading starting of your article.i got some doubts.Eg:

template<class T>
T max(T t1, T t2)
{
if (t1 > t2)
return t1;
return t2;
}

int main(){

std::cout<<max<int>120,14.55);//=>you have explained like here if i explicitly mention one data type,other would be deducted from the argument type(14.55) by the compiler.That means T max(T t1, T t2)becomes T max(int t1,double t2).But when i compiled it i got the below warning
warning: passing double for argument 2 to T max(T, T) [with T = int].Then why this warning came is my question.

also since we are using only T,if i mention max<int>,then T max(T t1, T t2) should be like this int max(int t1, int t2) na??

return 0;

}

Please clear my doubts.else i cant proceed further

Subi Suresh

Re: Article Suggestions

Ajay Vijayvargiya4-Dec-12 5:53

Ajay Vijayvargiya

4-Dec-12 5:53

You did read or understood it wrong!

For T max(T t1, T t2), the template type argument is just one - T.
If you call it like:

C++

max(10,20.0);

You will get a compiler error for ambiguity. So, you can explicitly specify the type:

C++

max<double>(10,20.0);

. If you specify <int> as type, you will get warning.
Two things:
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