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I understand that const is a statement and #define is a preprocessor directive, but when should one use one or the other?
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When to use #define and const
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11-06-2010 12:03 AM #1iPad Ninja
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In general if you are going the C++ route and you don't need a preprocessor, const is the way to go since it is cleaner.
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