I will give the first person to correctly explain why this compiles a nice compliment
#include <iostream>
class A {};
int main() {
std::cout << &(A() = a) << "\n";
}
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I am increasing the bounty. Whoever can explain this gets 1) a compliment, 2) a headpat, and 3) a kissy on the forehead
@wallhackio my explanation was just “C++ is bad” but i’m guessing you want something a bit more technical
@Lady I seek not only truth, but specificity and truth
@wallhackio Getting headpat by Clodsfire sounds like a great way to be set on fire...
Good thing that Vaporeons are resistant to fire damage
And also too stupid to understand why this code compiles despite
abeing an undeclared identifier...