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The '''signature''' of a method or function is simply it's prototype. It completely describes a method or function. It contains the returned type, the name of the method / function (including the class name) and the parameters, including types. | The '''signature''' of a method or function is simply it's prototype. It completely describes a method or function. It contains the returned type, the name of the method / function (including the class name) and the parameters, including types. | ||
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Type MyObject::myFunction(Type1 param1, Type2 *param2, const Type3 &param3) | |||
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Qt for beginners — C++ reminder
Glossary
Signature
The signature of a method or function is simply it's prototype. It completely describes a method or function. It contains the returned type, the name of the method / function (including the class name) and the parameters, including types.
Type MyObject::myFunction(Type1 param1, Type2 *param2, const Type3 &param3)