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What is the difference between ......
Q: What's the difference between
const MAXSIZE = 100;
and
#define MAXSIZE 100
✍: Guest
A preprocessor #define gives you a true compile-time constant. In C, const gives you a run-time object which you're not supposed to try to modify; ``const'' really means ``readonly''.
2015-12-22, 1595👍, 0💬
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