Anonymous

http://books.goalkicker.com/CBook/

Anonymous

This too

Riyaz

Thanks bro

Anonymous

Write a program that will accept two numbers from user and print their edition without using + operator in C programming

Anonymous

Fast please answer

Anonymous

What's the problem with the code you have written for this exerciose?

Anonymous

Or do you think we're going to do it for you?

Mat

Fast please answer

@admin

Group Butler

@admin

Reported to 2 admin(s)

Mat

Welcome

Anonymous

hm, the exercise is trivial if you can use operator-

Anonymous

lol 😆

Anonymous

GCC optimized the solution to an add

Anonymous

Looking at the assembly

Anonymous

:)

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

https://t.me/dev_community/18

Don't flood the group with links like this please. They do seem useful, but that looks almost like spam.

Anonymous

Don't flood the group with links like this please. They do seem useful, but that looks almost like spam.

Okay sorry!

Anonymous

Write a program that will accept two numbers from user and print their edition without using + operator in C programming

Take a while loop ... ++ one number and -- the other till it becomes zero

Anonymous

Oh wait, is ++ allowed?

Anonymous

I just did it this:

Anonymous

-((-a) - b)

Anonymous

No + here

Anonymous

if you do the math, this equals -(-a + -b)

Anonymous

and then (a+b)

Mat

-((-a) - b)

That's a kid level mathematical answer for a kid level mathematical question. If that was an allowed solution, it's also irrelevant the in C programming part

Mat

And i don't think it's a valuable use of our time :)

Anonymous

Well, then implement a binary adder which adds bit for bit

Anonymous

would that be valuable?

Anonymous

warn for what?

Mat

Why?

Anonymous

Why?

New tg users, reading msgs, clicking on warn

Anonymous

ah

Anonymous

Gets annoying but cant blame anyone

Anonymous

Well, tbh, on a hardware level, a sub is just an add where the second operand is negated, and ++ is either a add 1, or a very similar circuit

Anonymous

so idk, but the bit adding solution might be the only "true" way of doing this

Anonymous

if e.g. the ALU didn't have add in-built

Anonymous

It would seem strange having inc but not add

Anonymous

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1149929/how-to-add-two-numbers-without-using-or-or-another-arithmetic-operator

Anonymous

:D

Anonymous

Hello frds

Group Butler

Start me to get the list of commands

Mat

@admin I'm sorry if i do a lot of reports :/ Tell me if it's the case

Group Butler

@admin I'm sorry if i do a lot of reports :/ Tell me if it's the case

Reported to 2 admin(s)

Isc

Reported to 2 admin(s)

agree

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

Now that looks like a scam

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

@admin I'm sorry if i do a lot of reports :/ Tell me if it's the case

It's fine, I agree this one looks suspicious

Anonymous

Hi programmers

deltanicola

hi

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

/warn posting shady shit that looks like a scam (the earn a lot part, how can anyone trust you honestly)

Group Butler

Psn has been warned (1/3)

Anonymous

/warn

Mat

/warn

Don't touch blue text. That's becoming annoying

Anonymous

Agreed

Anonymous

(Except if the blue text is a link)

Mat

(Except if the blue text is a link)

I'd not touch it, either

Anonymous

depends on the link and if you have a good antivirus etc.

Anonymous

If the link is stackoverflow, you can safely click it

Ks

/warn

Anonymous

My OS windows 7 . I used I turbo c++ compiler.when save my c program in d drive or e drive like wise. When I compiled my program it will give error. The same program I am going to save in c drive bin, it will compile and run successfully. What's is problem I need to save my file in d drive is it possible?