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<center><h1>const keyword</h1></center>
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In the C++ world, the use of <b>const</b> is considered to be an
improvement over <a href=../../C/SYNTAX/preprocessors.html>#define</a>
in general the usual
<a href="../../C/SYNTAX/const.html">C programming rules</a> apply.
There is one exception within a class, this is because the class syntax
does not allow the assignment of a variable when it is declared. The result
is a rather strange looking syntax. Please see the example below.
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<h2>Examples:</h2>
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<a href="../EXAMPLES/const1.cc">Example program.</a>
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<h2>See Also:</h2>
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<h2>C References</h2>
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<a href="../../C/SYNTAX/const.html">C version of const.</a>
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<a href="../../C/CONCEPT/constants.html">Theory of constants.</a>
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