Hello to the third episode of tips & tricks and tiny hacks that every C programmer should know about. Today we talk about a very special combination of characters which on the first look seems to be an operator. The talk is of dash dash greater than.
In C programming, the symbol -- followed by a "greater than"-sign does not represent an operator.
Instead, it is a combination of two separate operators, in particular double dash, so minus-minus followed by a "greater than"-sign and that combination is also known as “goes to.”
#operator #goesto
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