-
often misused. In C++, RTTI can be used to do safe
typecasts using the
dynamic_
cast<> operator, and to mani****te type
information at
runtime using the typeid...
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certain derived type can be
cast to that with static_
cast, byp****ing RTTI and the safe
runtime type-checking of
dynamic_
cast, so this
should be used only...
- Both
operators have the same semantics.
Behaves like const_
cast/static_
cast/reinterpret_
cast. In the last two cases, the auto
specifier is
replaced with...
- (or same) b =
dynamic_
cast<Bulldog*>(animal); // if (animal is Bulldog), b = (Bulldog*) animal, else b =
nullptr Bulldog& br = static_
cast<Bulldog&>(*animal);...
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languages in
which a
function or
method can be
dynamically dispatched based on the run-time (
dynamic) type or, in the more
general case, some
other attribute...
-
could have been
avoided by
replacing static_
cast with
dynamic_
cast that
throws an
exception on
invalid casts. Type
theory "What to know
before debating...
- run-time type
checking is
implemented through dynamic_
cast. Compile-time
downcasting is
implemented by static_
cast, but this
operation performs no type check...
- class) to a
pointer of a
derived class is ill-formed.
dynamic cast reinterpret_
cast const_
cast Programming:
Principles and
Practice Using C++. New Jersey...
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constexpr constinit const_
cast continue contract_****ert
co_await co_return co_yield decltype default default do
double dynamic_
cast else enum
explicit export...
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expression expanded constexpr:
virtual functions, union, try and catch,
dynamic_
cast and typeid, std::pointer_traits
immediate functions using the new consteval...
