I've always loved robotics so I focused on learning that. I've worked on destkop applications, on drones, and now on exoskeletons! Web dev looks scary to me but there is a lot of potential there.
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Master of Engineering
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Critical Embedded Software engineer at Wandercraft
I totally agree, by placing the const on the right side we can read from right to left:
intfoo;// integerintconstfoo;// const integerint*foo;// pointer to integerintconst*foo;// pointer to constant integerint&foo;// reference to intintconst&foo;// reference to constant intintconst*constfoo;// constant pointer to constant intintconst&constfoo;// constant reference to constant int
I totally agree, by placing the const on the right side we can read from right to left:
int const& const foo;
doesn't compile in C++.It is impossible make a reference "points" to another variable.
A 'const reference' means that the reference considers it "points" a const object.