how to use std operators

Nov 22, 2017 at 12:03am
Hello!
As the title says how do I use std operators?
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or anything.
But All i did is go by logic since std is a namespace because I thought something like j>l without std is j std::operator> l.why does it say that I need a ) and why does it give a comilation error?
And a bonus if it's no problem can anyone appoint me to a guide on the difficulties without using namespace std?


Thank you in advance.
Nov 22, 2017 at 12:28am
Never mind my mistake was not in this but in somewhere else
and not in the operator keyword

turns out switch statements can't take non-constants :D sorry.
and I was using it as normal at first but after the compilation error I though it would need std::operator(which it didn't )anyway no need answering this question.

Moral of the story switch statements need constants and if you don't know that you'll get confused. :D :).
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