bjarne (creator of c++) has a quote about this: Unified function call: The notational distinction between x.f(y) and f(x,y) comes from the flawed OO notion that there always is a single most important object for an…
Just a guess... wouldl like to hear the answer as well. they probably have a monotonicity detector somewhere, which can decide whether to keep all the values or discard them. If they keep them, they probably use…
bjarne (creator of c++) has a quote about this: Unified function call: The notational distinction between x.f(y) and f(x,y) comes from the flawed OO notion that there always is a single most important object for an…
Just a guess... wouldl like to hear the answer as well. they probably have a monotonicity detector somewhere, which can decide whether to keep all the values or discard them. If they keep them, they probably use…