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(ungraded) Did you watch the video on compilation? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksJ9bdSX5Yo
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Yes, and I wrote out the examples as I watched. (Active learning)
Yes (on 2x speed), and I will try some examples later
No, but I will soon. I just needed to finish the activity before I forget about it.
NEVER muahaha! (But you are fairly confident you understand compilation in C++)
What does :: mean in C++?
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:: is the scope operator. It helps C++ determine where we will find a function, whether it be in a separate namespace, a class namespace, or elsewhere.
It is a mathematical operator for computing dot product.
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What does the linker do?
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It 'glues' together multiple compiled or binary files. These may be statically linked together at compile time, or dynamically loaded while the program is running.
It always complicates the compilation process and generates bugs...
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