Namespace

[Shonoby]

Well, really it does not affect the coding in low-level portions. But when u get into high-leveled coding ( i.e. coding a network or what-not ). This could get buggy ( as-far as i know ), but i just made this topic to try to have this use more commonly for one reasons: improve readability( have u ever seen 1 of my codes i make them very neat( my book taught me ) ). But if u feel more comfortable with namespace; than by all means use it. But once again these are C++ Tips they are to warn u or help u with any problem( that is common ).

[akuyume]

Personally, I tend to avoid using using namespace for anything but std, but I create practically all of my objects in their own namespaces to avoid conflicts so I view it as harmless to use using namespace std.  Only time I make exceptions to my habit is when third party libraries I intend to use might conflict with a name declared in std.

[FrozenKnight]

hide some code in the program that prints your name onto the screen when the program is run and try to make it so that the program won't run correctly without it. (a easy way is to make all the formating on the screen rely on it being there.) then just limbed it into all of your programs. Cheaters hate that.

[C-Man]

nice one

[danong]

well, i use them less as they're annoying sometimes  havin myself to remember wht kind of namespace i'd created, but i do declare them for some purpose to avoid overlappin of the codin, for say, 2D & 3D math n phy stuffs, some calculation may bias on the different stat.

But today i'd learnt sth : not to get stolen by other ppl , nice idea , perhaps i ll try