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Why are there two ways to “declare” constants in CPP?
Which is better, or should I write, which of them should I use when?
#define MYCON 100
const int MYCON=100
Short rule: For conditional compilation (like different code fragments for DEBUG and RELEASE) use
#define. For all other cases useconstconstruction.