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#Returning 2 variables
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elder zealot
there are a couple of options
dull inlet
This guy asked the same question like 30 mins ago and got the answer.
elder zealot
you can return a single object containing both
or you can use outparameters
or I guess globals if you want but dont do that
dull inlet
it looks like he removed the post or it was removed by someone else
elder zealot
welp I answered it
dull inlet
elder zealot
weird
dull inlet
this might be a troll account
elder zealot
well its an interesting troll
giving a trival question which can be answered in a single message
harsh walrus
no, it's actually that I've tried to reformulate the question but none of you actually gave me an understandable answer I'm a begginer so it's quite difficult for me but it's ok, I'll do it by myself and no, I'm not a troll
nimble parrot
just return a struct that contains both values.
verbal shadow
no, it's actually that I've tried to reformulate the question but none of you ac...
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cedar otter
what is the difference between function and std::pair
dull inlet
they have nothing in common
std::pair is a pair of values and function is a piece of code
verbal shadow
what is the difference between function and `std::pair`
Do you mean struct and pair?
cedar otter
Do you mean struct and pair?
i understand what a struct is but what is below the struct?