IMO, reinventing strlen() is simply making unnecessary extra work work for yourself.
Also:
void print (const float& f, int dec = 2) {
'dec' is unlikely to be negative. So, why use a signed 'int'?
IMO, reinventing strlen() is simply making unnecessary extra work work for yourself.
Also:
void print (const float& f, int dec = 2) {
'dec' is unlikely to be negative. So, why use a signed 'int'?