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For example, x is static in class’s definition.
I should use x in this way:
class_name::x; rather than instance_of_class.x;
My question is, is the latter one also legal? Or just not correct?
Thanks.
It is legal and correct, but the general consensus is to use the scope resolution operator.
rather than