🚀 go-pugleaf

    Hello great programmers, I got a question here. Please take a look
at the code below.

    class derived : public base {
        public:
            derived()  :  base() {}  //What the hell does this line of
code do?
    }

I see this kind of declaration in an example of OWL programming and in
the case derived is TDrawApp and base is TApplication.

Well, something out of the content but I saw this in my C++ book and I
can't make clear of them:

    int *(*(*ifunct_ptr)(int))[5];
    float (*(*ffunct_ptr)(int,int))(float);
    typedef double (*(*(*dfunct_ptr)())[5])();
    (*(*funtion_ary_ptrs())[5])();
    int func() const;

Anyone can help me clarify them? I'd prefer a copy of reply to my email
box as well. THANKS!!
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Bruce Lai
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