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Expert Profile: vijayan

Expertise:  my primary areas of interest are generic and template metaprogramming, STL, algorithms, design patterns and c++09. i would not answer questions about gui and web programming.

Experience in the area
over 15 years

Education/Credentials
post graduate engineer

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thank you :)
(Naji on 11/16/08)
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Recent Answers from vijayan
2008-11-20  plz help the learning curve for graphics programming is fairly steep. you should be prepared to invest time and effort into it. there are several options: a. use the SDL library (good for multimedia, games)...
2008-11-16  testing all the functions the basic idea of testing is to try and discover errors. in general, you would get the best return on investment for your efforts if you try to cover the boundary conditions. for example, if you...
2008-11-16  test program > are there any side effects of having everything in .h file in my case( list.h) or in general? in general, having everything in a .h file would not be a very good idea. a. whenever a .h file changes...
2008-11-16  test program > is "firstElement = 0 ; " same as "firstElement = NULL ; "? yes, in C++ the definition of NULL is 0. there is only an aesthetic difference between the two. i prefer not to use the NULL macro, it...
2008-11-15  test program > I understand the difference between the prefix and postfix but don't know how to test them! there is no difference between the prefix and postfix increment/decrement operators with respect to what...
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