How to approach this type of problem??
We wish to design a data type that can be used to hold a string, an integer, a double and a pointer to an integer.
Which of the following can be used as an alternative to above required data type.
typedef pair< string, pair< int, pair< double, int * > > > myDataType
typedef pair< string, pair< int, pair< int, int * > > > myDataType;
typedef pair< string, pair< int*, double > > myDataType;
None of these.
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is this a question you have a doubt in or a quiz? idrk the answer, but you could create a poll for better thingy
i just clicked to see who voted and it just marked my answer… is it correct tho?
I don’t have the faintest idea, also i can’t edit a poll after the first five minutes, so your answers are public
i was just doing practice and found this one, i have no idea how to approach this one.
answer to the question is (b)
Instead of using such a confusing data type with nested pairs, why not just define a new struct?
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