C++ inline functions // How to optimize your functions

By using inline functions (methods) in your program, you may be able to get the compiler to eliminate your function calls, and therefore, the overhead and time it takes to execute those function calls. This leaves you with the instructions of the function without the time it takes to call the function.
All we need is the inline keyword (or not).
We'll start out with a little theory and then I'll show you a sample program.
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[@liboyan7010]

"Keep calm & Love programming!" Thanks!!!!

[@janosszabo9251]

Most of the time the modern compilers automatically do the inlining of functions. The main effect of the inline statement is that it suspends the one-definition rule for that function.

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Thanks for the comment!

[@patrickkrenz515]

Great explanation!

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[@rawdhatul_fawaid]

Thanks for your efforts.

[@spongebobsquarepants4576]

Thanks professor Hank, great explanation!

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

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