I know that in C++ 0x or NULL was replaced by nullptr in pointer-based applications. I’m just curious of the exact reason why they made this replacement?
In what scenario is using nullptr over NULL beneficial when dealing with pointers?
I know that in C++ 0x or NULL was replaced by nullptr in pointer-based applications. I’m just curious of the exact reason why they made this replacement?
In what scenario is using nullptr over NULL beneficial when dealing with pointers?