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    I understand that Go doesn't have any constructors and a New func is used in its place, but according ... of constructor or something. Thanks. See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    Which character should be used for ptrdiff_t in printf? Does C standard clearly explains how to print ptrdiff_t in printf? I haven ... = %?", diff); // % what? Question&Answers:os...
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    The dot (.) operator is used to access a member of a struct, while the arrow operator (->) in C ... unnecessary operator? What is the big design decision? Question&Answers:os...
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    C++ references have two properties: They always point to the same object. They can not be 0. Pointers are the ... of only when declared as const?" Cheers, Felix Question&Answers:os...
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