Because C/C++ doesn't store the name of the parameter. Only

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Because C/C++ doesn't store the name of the parameter. Only

a signiture.
So, y ou want to pass b? you also have to pass a... or it will treat b as a and default b.

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Hayk Zneigras

I didn't expect this from c++ .-. because if I have 5 parameters and I want to pass the last parameter's value I must pass the default values again then -.-

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Andrea Biagiao · Accepted Answer

Andrea Biagiao

also that. abi wuold need to change (or be finally defined)

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