c++

[prasanthm1988]

why we are u { } brackets.we can use any other symbols . why?

 

[Ondra Holub]

why we are u { } brackets.we can use any other symbols . why?

Because this way is C++ defined.

It is the same as we could use 'yes' for negative answer and 'no' for
possitive answer in english - these are just words. But then it is not
english.

 

[Michael DOUBEZ]

Ondra Holub a écrit :

Because this way is C++ defined.

It is the same as we could use 'yes' for negative answer and 'no' for
possitive answer in english - these are just words. But then it is not
english.

To be precise because it is the way C was defined and C++ was design to
be C compatible.

And in answer to OP. Why not ?

Michael

 

[BobR]

Ondra Holub wrote in message...

/* """

why we are u { } brackets.we can use any other symbols . why?

""" */

OP: Is that:
namespace u{};
class u{};
struct u{};
enum u{};

???

/* """
Because this way is C++ defined.

It is the same as we could use 'yes' for negative answer and 'no' for
possitive answer in english - these are just words. But then it is not
english.

""" */

That sounds like a politician to me.

 

[Alan Woodland]

why we are u { } brackets.we can use any other symbols . why?

You can use other symbols:

class foo <%
int bar;
%>;

Is legal C++98 I believe...

Alan