I once saw this line of code:
std::cout %lt;%lt; "Hello world!" %lt;%lt; std:: endl;
And am wondering what %lt;%lt; means.
I once saw this line of code: std::cout %lt;%lt; Hello world! %lt;%lt; std:: endl;
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I once saw this line of code:
std::cout %lt;%lt; "Hello world!" %lt;%lt; std:: endl;
And am wondering what %lt;%lt; means.
You must have seen that online. Someone uploaded this line:
Which was translated to this for output to html:
Because, of course,
<is the html entity for<.Finally, something somewhere decided to change the ampersands to percent signs, possibly as part of a url-encoding scheme.