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C++ function within a function?

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Hi I am working on a code and came by this c++ syntax. I am wondering what this exactly means.

function1(param1).function2(param2);

Does this represent function with in a function? Or something like trigger this function when the first one is over?

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mariner Avatar asked Mar 20 '26 04:03

mariner

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function1 returns an object that has function2 as a member function.

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Null Set Avatar answered Mar 21 '26 18:03

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