nullptr
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nullptr
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Represents a null pointer. nullptr is a reserved word representing a null pointer constant, and can be assigned to any type of pointer.
For more information, see: Null pointer constant.
Note: When using the keywords specific to C++11, such as nullptr, noexcept, and so on (see http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/keyword for complete list), RAD Studio IDE always recognizes these keywords, but the C++ previous-generation compilers (BCC32) return a compilation error. Please note that only Clang-enhanced C++ Compilers support the C++11 standard.