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Why can't I mark this member function as const?

Const function in class can change the member value?

What does "const" mean (in context) at the end of a function definition?

Member function with const modifier.

How many usage does "volatile" keyword have in C++ function, from grammar perspective?

C++ const member functions

adding const to member function argument produces compile error

What is the use of "const" functions?

How to declare and implement a const and inline member function?

How does a const-qualifier on a member function affect overload resolution?

Error passing reference const to function getting: the object has type qualifiers that are not compatible with the member function

I wrote such a member function in Clion, why does the IDE prompt to add const here?

Initializing member functions fields

Why is std::basic_string::operator[] simultaneously a const/non-const member function?

Does a const member function call the non-const version, or is it recursive?

const member function clarification needed

Question about const member functions in c++

How to handle const/non const combination of getters without duplicate code?

Call nonconst member version from const

Best practice for getters with ref-qualifier

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