Scalar types as we know are: int, char, float, etc. But pointers are also scalar types. Does it include pointers to a class type or only a scalar type?
Scalar types as we know are: int, char, float, etc. But pointers are also
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Scalar types as we know are: int, char, float, etc. But pointers are also scalar types. Does it include pointers to a class type or only a scalar type?
A scalar type is the type of an object that only contains a single item. A pointer would fit that description, even if it points to a class object.
The opposite of a scalar would be things like an array or a struct.