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Inline Functions 

You can declare a member function within its class and define it elsewhere. Alternatively, you can both declare and define a member function within its class, in which case it is called an inline function.
The compiler can sometimes reduce the normal function call overhead by substituting the function call directly with the compiled code of the function body. This process, called an inline expansion of the function body, does not affect the scope of the function name or its arguments. Inline expansion is not always possible or feasible. The inline specifier indicates to the compiler you would like an... more