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The asm keyword takes a single operand, which must be a string literal. It has an implementation-defined meaning, but is typically passed to the implementation's assembler, with the assembler's output being incorporated into the translation unit. The asm statement is a definition, not an expression...

When applied to a single-argument constructor, prevents that constructor from being used to perform implicit conversions. class MyVector { public: explicit MyVector(uint64_t size); }; MyVector v1(100); // ok uint64_t len1 = 100; MyVector v2{len1}; // ok, len1 is uint64_t int len2 ...

C++11 A unary operator that determines whether the evaluation of its operand can propagate an exception. Note that the bodies of called functions are not examined, so noexcept can yield false negatives. The operand is not evaluated. #include <iostream> #include <stdexcept> void f...

When followed by a qualified name, typename specifies that it is the name of a type. This is often required in templates, in particular, when the nested name specifier is a dependent type other than the current instantiation. In this example, std::decay<T> depends on the template parameter...

A unary operator that yields the size in bytes of its operand, which may be either an expression or a type. If the operand is an expression, it is not evaluated. The size is a constant expression of type std::size_t. If the operand is a type, it must be parenthesized. It is illegal to apply size...

void C++ When used as a function return type, the void keyword specifies that the function does not return a value. When used for a function's parameter list, void specifies that the function takes no parameters. When used in the declaration of a pointer, void specifies that the pointer is ...