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Toward the end of section 2.5.2, there is an output demonstration that has gone out of sync with the code that is doing the outputting:
If your compiler does not catch that error (the one for this class may), the first cout instruction outputs:
After changing *ptrN, varN now has: 50
This should be
varN value: 50
Actually, that doesn't seem quite right either. Pointing the pointer to memory address 100 should not affect the value of varN, right? This paragraph could probably use a little review.
Toward the end of section 2.5.2, there is an output demonstration that has gone out of sync with the code that is doing the outputting:
This should be
Actually, that doesn't seem quite right either. Pointing the pointer to memory address 100 should not affect the value of
varN
, right? This paragraph could probably use a little review.The current text is a vestige of an older version that was changed here:
658b847#diff-6eb1711948c06b3d2b33b97e9c4327afe3619bf0daa3a649bbe69a6d64bb60bc
See https://github.com/pearcej/cpp4python/blame/791717a1b1f4447ef0318f050bd4c864ccb6bc20/_sources/Data_Types_and_Operators/GettingStartedwithData.rst#L355
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