Ans. Yes. Even function names in namespace ABC and DEF are same; both these functions can be
referred as follows:
ABC::f1(); // f1() defi ned in ABC
ABC::DEF::f1(); // f1() defi ned in namespace ABC::DEF
3.34 Is it possible to give an alternate name to namespace?
Ans. Yes.
namespace a1=ABC;
namespace ABC can be referred by namespace a1. Generally, alias to the namespace is given when
the namespace name is lengthy.
3.35 Can I de ne namespace inside a function as follows?
void fun()
{
bool fun1();
………………………..
namespace ABC // Namespace defi nition inside function
{
…………………..
}
}
No. namespace can be defined only globally.
3.36 Can I de ne unnamed namespace ...
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