1 | initial version |
You achieved the & by copy pasting from a webpage. Simply remove the amp part and your code will work perfectly fine...
2 | No.2 Revision |
You achieved the & by copy pasting from a webpage. Simply remove the amp part and your code will work perfectly fine...
The reason why the & is actually there is to ensure that your are writing to the correct shared data instance, instead of just passing the pointer around!
3 | No.3 Revision |
You achieved the & by copy pasting from a webpage. Simply remove replace the amp &
part with a &
and your code will work perfectly fine...
The reason why the & is actually there is to ensure that your are writing to the correct shared data instance, instead of just passing the pointer around!
4 | No.4 Revision |
You achieved the & by copy pasting from a webpage. Simply replace the &
part with a &
and your code will work perfectly fine...
The reason why the & &
is actually there is to ensure that your are writing to the correct shared data instance, instead of just passing the pointer around!