How to make a class "private"Thanks for all the helpful comments! Now I understand this much better. For the post by @dhayden, f...
How to make a class "private"@coder777 , Thanks! This indeed works. However, I think if the nested class is a little bit more co...
How to make a class "private"As a minimal example, consider a library that provides a `Car`, and the `Car` has an `Engine` in it:...
Why is reverse() directly usable without std:: prefix?Very helpful links, many thanks!
Why is reverse() directly usable without std:: prefix?Thanks for the replies! I digged in the standard, although it's fairly cryptic to a beginner, my gu...