What do the 2 consts in the following function definition’s argument imply?
void myFunction (MyClass* const* const myObj);
What do the 2 consts in the following function definition’s argument imply? void myFunction
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What do the 2 consts in the following function definition’s argument imply?
void myFunction (MyClass* const* const myObj);
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A (1) const (2) pointer to a (3) const (4) pointer to
MyClass. In other words, you cannot change the pointers, but theMyClassinstance remains mutable.