What does –> mean in C++? What does ++> mean in C++? What does –< mean in C++? What does ++ or ++> operator in C++? Let’s answer these questions.
Firstly, –> and ++> are not actually an operator in C++. In reality, they are two separate operators. We use — as a decrement operator and ++ as an increment operator. Thus, that means;
–> is — and >…
In this article, you’ll learn what global variables are in programming, what a local variable is in programming, how to use local variables in C++, and what the difference between local and global variables is. By learning C++ variables, you can build C++ applications…
What is a reference? What is a pointer? What does RVallue and LValue reference mean in C++? What are the differences between a pointer and a reference variable in C++? Let’s find out the answers to these questions. Also, by learning C++ Pointers and References, you can…
What is Debugging? in fact, what is a bug? How can I debug in the C++ compiler? Is there An Example of how to use Watches? How can I see Watch List Window? How can I add a watch to the Watch List?
What is Debugging?
As we mentioned in another article here on debugging: debugging is the process of finding and resolving bugs in your software applications or hardware systems. Bugs are defined…
What is Debugging? What is a bug? How can I debug in C++ Builder? In this article, we’ll walk you through Debugging, how an integrated debugger works, the difference between debug and release mode, how to debug your programs in C++ IDE Windows, and many more.
What is…
In this post, we will explain what an Exponential Linear Unit, or ELU, is. How can we make use of an ELU Activation Function? By learning all of these, you will be able to create C++ applications using C++ software.
What do we need to know about activation…
In this post, you’ll learn what a Gaussian Error Linear Unit is. How does the GELU function work in ANN? Where can GELU be applied to AI technologies? By learning C++ Gaussian Error Linear units, it will help you to build C++ applications with the use of C++ IDE.
What is an activation function?
An Activation Function ( phi() ) also called as transfer function, or threshold…
In this post, you’ll learn what is a Binary Step Function? Should we use Binary Step Function or Heaviside Step Function? Are Binary Step functions and Heaviside Step functions the same thing? What is a Unit Step Function? By learning how To Make AI Binary/Heaviside Step…
What is a simple artificial neuron in C++? How can we code a simple AI neuron in C++? Should we use arrays, classes, or structs? In previous AI Tech posts, we answered all these questions. In this post, we will list all the simple AI models in C++. There can be many models…
In this post, you’ll learn what a basic string is in modern C++ and how to use it. Is std::basic string equivalent to std::string? By learning more about std::basic string, it will help you to easily build C++ applications using the C++ IDE.
What is basic_string?
The basic_string (std::basic_string and std::pmr::basic_string) is a class template that stores and manipulates sequences…
