I have come to understand why using namespace std;
is considered bad practice in c++
but let's consider for example 2 ( hypothetical ) libraries "std" and "sfd" , both of them contain a function "run()".
would the following be okay or is it still a problem :
( if i want to call "run()" from "std" )
using namespace std;
using namespace sfd;
int main(){
std::run();
}
( if i want to call "run()" from "sfd" )
using namespace std;
using namespace sfd;
int main(){
sfd::run();
}
There is no problem because you are using qualified names in the function calls.
A program would be ill-formed if you used the unqualified function name in its call like
run();
In this case there would be ambiguity.