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I am very new to C++. So anyone can explain me what the below statement is doing:

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H_Hash << set_H(COL1) << "Test_OP" << _TempTotals[i] << '\n';

Posted 7-Sep-15 3:40am

willington.d

Updated 7-Sep-15 3:59am

Leo Chapiro

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chandanadhikari 7-Sep-15 9:59am

hi,
think you need to show us more code before any suggestions can be made. its hard to understand what are all those variables just by looking at 1 line.
Kindly mention what you are trying to implement.

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-07T03:59:00

Solution 1

Well, it depends on the type of the object H_Hash, because, you know, in C++ you may redefine the operators (like <<).
It also depends on the set_H definition (it could be a simple function returning a string - or whatever - or an output manipulator instance).
That is you need to show us more code in order to get better help.

Posted 7-Sep-15 3:59am

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Updated 7-Sep-15 4:00am

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Maciej Los 7-Sep-15 10:22am

+5!

CPallini 7-Sep-15 11:57am

Thank you!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Sep-15 14:41pm

Exactly, a 5.
—SA