what does :: mean in c language?

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Posted 20-Jan-14 22:27pm

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CPallini 21-Jan-14 4:41am

It means: "you have choosen the wrong programming language".

[no name] 21-Jan-14 4:53am

The same as !! and ??.

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check this
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scope_resolution_operator#C.2B.2B[^]
BTW ::operator can not be used in C . It is used in C++

Posted 20-Jan-14 22:36pm

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Posted 20-Jan-14 22:38pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-20T22:34:00

Nothing at all: it's the Scope resolution operator[^] in C++. It isn't used in standard C at all and will give a compiler error.

Posted 20-Jan-14 22:34pm

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H.Brydon 21-Jan-14 9:15am

I think you meant compile time error but +5 anyhow...