How is :: and -> pronounced?

[benben]

Is there a standard (or de facto standard) way to pronouce the operator ::
and ->? For example, how would you pronounce the following expressions?

a->f(b);
std::size_t sz;

Ben

[Vijai Kalyan]

:: scope/scoping operator
-> indirection

-vijai.

[Steven T. Hatton]

benben wrote:

Is there a standard (or de facto standard) way to pronouce the operator ::
and ->? For example, how would you pronounce the following expressions?

a->f(b);
Arrow.
std::size_t sz;
Claw.
Ben

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[Victor Bazarov]

benben wrote:

Is there a standard (or de facto standard) way to pronouce the
operator :: and ->? For example, how would you pronounce the
following expressions?

a->f(b);
"arrow", "pointer".
std::size_t sz;

Not pronounced, simply "Ess-Tee-Dee-size-Tee". In other places
I've used (and heard others use) "colon-colon".

V

[benben]

> Not pronounced, simply "Ess-Tee-Dee-size-Tee". In other places

I've used (and heard others use) "colon-colon".

V

Thanks!