> > In C++, it's possible to declare member functions "const" meaning they
don't
> > change the object they operate on. This can help reason about programs,
> > because if you have something like (PHP syntax):
>
> It would be pretty hard to enforce in PHP - how do you know the object
> is not chang
In C++, it's possible to declare member functions "const" meaning they don't
change the object they operate on. This can help reason about programs,
because if you have something like (PHP syntax):
It would be pretty hard to enforce in PHP - how do you know the object
is not changed, without st
