I googled but found confusing results on which one to use when :-
using ll = long long;
typedef long long ll ;
define ll long long
[ NOTE:- there is a # before define keyword ]
I googled but found confusing results on which one to use when :-
using ll = long long;
typedef long long ll ;
define ll long long
[ NOTE:- there is a # before define keyword ]
typedef long long ll is used to write short form of long long as ll… same is the role of using ll = long long
define ll long long is also used for the same… basically all are same…
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