There are
60 key words currently defined for C++. They are shown in Table 1.0 below.
Together with the formal C++ syntax, they form the C++ programming language.
Keep in mind to avoid giving these keywords as names of variables.
|
Table 1.0: C++ Keywords
|
||||
|
Asm
|
auto
|
bool
|
break
|
case
|
|
catch
|
char
|
class
|
const_cast
|
continue
|
|
default
|
delete
|
do
|
double
|
else
|
|
enum
|
dynamic_cast
|
extern
|
false
|
float
|
|
for
|
union
|
unsigned
|
using
|
friend
|
|
goto
|
if
|
inline
|
int
|
long
|
|
mutable
|
virtual
|
namespace
|
new
|
operator
|
|
private
|
protected
|
public
|
register
|
void
|
|
reinterpret_cast
|
return
|
short
|
signed
|
sizeof
|
|
static
|
static_cast
|
volatile
|
struct
|
switch
|
|
template
|
this
|
throw
|
true
|
try
|
|
typedef
|
typeid
|
unsigned
|
wchar_t
|
while
|
C++ is a case sensitive language, and it requires that all key words be in lowercase.
