difference between Typename and Class in C++
 

Hi

Q what is difference between Typename and Class in C++?
Q what is difference between typedef and typename?

Thanks
Pallav Singh

Re: difference between Typename and Class in C++
 

Pallav singh wrote:
> Hi
>
> Q what is difference between Typename and Class in C++?
> Q what is difference between typedef and typename?
>

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.2

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Re: difference between Typename and Class in C++
 

On Apr 19, 3:08*pm, Pallav singh <singh.pal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Q what * is * difference * between * Typename and * Class *in * C++?
> Q what * is * difference * between * typedef * and * typename?
>
> Thanks
> Pallav Singh

Hi Pallav
I assume it isn't a homework.
typename is a keyword which mainly used in programming templates.
class is the
most important fundamental concept in C++. It is used for design and
implementation of user-defined type.
typedef is used for somehow introducing a new name for a type (built-
in and user-defined).
They are vey different in nature and usage.
"typedef" is C/C++ keyword but "class" and "typename" belongs to C++.
I really don't want to be precise.
Use C++ FAQ and The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup for
details
and of course start C++ programming.

Good luck,
-- Saeed Amrollahi