I'm using visual Stdio.

Any C/C++ seniors there?

Always had one question, is it required to know assembly if I am going to be senior?

What compiler do you usually use.

Dev C++ is better for me

short answer: no long answer: nooo but it helps a lot when debuging

also helps if you are working in some fields, for example security

Not very common, but there are people working on that, i hope not to do so never again after university

What compiler do you usually use.

And i have to rescue grub each time i start my computer

I faced the same when I was writing Manjaro to USB in ISO mode through rufus, found that to be the problem. Switching to DD mode worked!

I Will try this, thx

Hi I am new to the programming and I don't get how string literals can assign to a char pointer. I did some research and I saw someone says don't use that way in the c++ is it true?

Do let me know if it works!

But I have to cope with It

The virtual machine are a bit slow

Does anyone do user interface work with C++ here?

Yes. Use Qt.

Nice thanks, it's cross platform right?

Yes. Use Qt.

in general if you use a pointer you have to manage memory manualy, there are statically-allocated arrays in C++, they can be freed automatically, an usual C/C++ string is a null-terminated byte array, so actually a pointer stores an address of first byte, and if you want to work with char* you have to allocate strlen+1 byte, an additional byte is for '\0', because you are a man you can sometimes forget to do all these things, that is why you had better use standard string implementation for C++

Yes. Use Qt.