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Oi what's the ruckus in here?

Seems like a case of memes

Seems like a case of memes

Ya an Indian guy who fraud our banking system

Oi what's the ruckus in here?

The one just above it is regarding indian prime minister

The one just above it is regarding indian prime minister

Lol🤣🤣🤣😃

Ya an Indian guy who fraud our banking system

Fucking 11,000 crore rupees ..

Fucking 11,000 crore rupees ..

Say in billions

Oh well please do keep politics and non-English speaking to a minimum, k thx

Oh well please do keep politics and non-English speaking to a minimum, k thx

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Announcing Rust for Undergrads, a community initiative by Rust India. "https://github.com/rustindia/Rust-for-undergrads/" Aim: Encouraging undergrads to re-write C/C++ questions in their academics, job interview and programming practice problems into Rust language. Goal: To make it easy for undergrads to start programming in Rust. Evangelizing universities/schools to replace Rust in place of C/C++. Level: Beginner/Intermediate If you like it, *star* the repo. Interested to collaborate and be part of making this initiative big? talk to us on @RustIndia

Announcing Rust for Undergrads, a community initiative by Rust India. "https://github.com/rustindia/Rust-for-undergrads/" Aim: Encouraging undergrads to re-write C/C++ questions in their academics, job interview and programming practice problems into Rust language. Goal: To make it easy for undergrads to start programming in Rust. Evangelizing universities/schools to replace Rust in place of C/C++. Level: Beginner/Intermediate If you like it, *star* the repo. Interested to collaborate and be part of making this initiative big? talk to us on @RustIndia

Is this a call of wer?

Is this a call of wer?

It seems so, let's malloc() those tanks, this is a war :D

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and also the stack, based on OS and compiler

alvarogl@alvarogl-PC:/etc/apt/sources.list.d$ ulimit -a core file size (blocks, -c) 0 data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited scheduling priority (-e) 0 file size (blocks, -f) unlimited pending signals (-i) 14677 max locked memory (kbytes, -l) 64 max memory size (kbytes, -m) unlimited open files (-n) 1024 pipe size (512 bytes, -p) 8 POSIX message queues (bytes, -q) 819200 real-time priority (-r) 0 stack size (kbytes, -s) 8192 cpu time (seconds, -t) unlimited max user processes (-u) 14677 virtual memory (kbytes, -v) unlimited file locks (-x) unlimited

Hey guys

I want to join a team. C++, C or java team. Am Interested

https://quedeus.com/en/which-programming-paradigm-is-best/

Am a beginner..I love to code

If I am using linked lists and I want to delete a specific node. By using a prenode. If I set current node to null and then delete the current node, do I have to make current node = prenode or can I just leave it as is?

If I am using linked lists and I want to delete a specific node. By using a prenode. If I set current node to null and then delete the current node, do I have to make current node = prenode or can I just leave it as is?

I believe you must first make the next node to be the next of the prenode and then, delete the current

Current, the node where the iterator is

Linked list with dinamic memory, usually you go to the nodes using pointers, so you delete the node by deleting the pointer next on the previous node

Linked list with dinamic memory, usually you go to the nodes using pointers, so you delete the node by deleting the pointer next on the previous node

You cut the entire list this way

Someone knows why i can't create a 'const int nums[ ] ={1, 2,...., 14}' in a header file on c++? I have the error: extended initializer lists only available whit c++11

The same array in a source file, i can

Try to add -std=c++11 in g++

Someone knows why i can't create a 'const int nums[ ] ={1, 2,...., 14}' in a header file on c++? I have the error: extended initializer lists only available whit c++11

Have you tried declaring nums as a constant? I mean const int nums[10]

Yes but finally i create nums in the source file, in the header i keep having the error

Hi, hi, hi!

Welcome :D

I'm a middle experienced C programmer (not an expert, but neither a novice) and I'd like to build a project for which I need to know x86 assembly...

Do you know any references I could look at? I'm a total beginner with assembly, but know something about registers, 2's complement, jump and conditional jumps, memory addresses...

Do you know any references I could look at? I'm a total beginner with assembly, but know something about registers, 2's complement, jump and conditional jumps, memory addresses...

You could look at nasm documentation and maybe the osdev wiki could help

I'll have a look at it, thank you

Do you know any references I could look at? I'm a total beginner with assembly, but know something about registers, 2's complement, jump and conditional jumps, memory addresses...

You can follow this guide https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-sdm

thank you!

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Salom! Xudo hohlasa, bugun siz uchun zo'r kun bo'ladi😉

English group btw

Wtf is this

Ghost touch 😂

https://medium.com/howcatcancode/onanendeavour-d362371eb921 An article about Tech Interview Preparation.

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for (i = NUM_VALS - 1; i < NUM_VALS ; i++) { cout « courseGrades[i] « " "; } Why does this only print the first Value of the array? Trying to make decrement loop inside an array but it only prints the last value :( new to cpp :(

got it nvm :D

for (i = NUM_VALS - 1; i < NUM_VALS ; i++) { cout « courseGrades[i] « " "; } Why does this only print the first Value of the array? Trying to make decrement loop inside an array but it only prints the last value :( new to cpp :(

Decrement the iterator

Or Start i at 0

for (i = NUM_VALS - 1; i < NUM_VALS ; i++) { cout « courseGrades[i] « " "; } Why does this only print the first Value of the array? Trying to make decrement loop inside an array but it only prints the last value :( new to cpp :(

wait, why did you set i = NUM_VALS -1 ?

hes trting to make decrementibg loop, need to change to i-- , and stop condition >= 0

yea, i figured it out. put it >= 0. Been struggling with this array stuff. thanks the feed back :)

Can we conclude programming in 3 actions (importing data => ordering => executing or running) ?

where is outputing data?

Hello everyone

github was ddosed 1.35Tb yasterday

Yep

https://www.wired.com/story/github-ddos-memcached/

why and by whom

Off topic : anybody know data entry jobs without investment 100% gurantee payment Plz let me know I want part time job

namespace constants { const std::string namesCSV = "50names.csv"; }

is this a sensible way to define constants?

namespace constants { const std::string namesCSV = "50names.csv"; }

global constants could be defined in an anonymous namespace. namespace { constexpr const size_t kMaxBufferLen = 1024; }

for const strings, char* would be better than std::string. namespace { constexpr const char* nameCSV = "50names.csv"; }

thanks, Liam

global constants could be defined in an anonymous namespace. namespace { constexpr const size_t kMaxBufferLen = 1024; }

is there an advantage to using "constexpr const" rather than just constexpr?

is there an advantage to using "constexpr const" rather than just constexpr?

constexpr doesn't contains the sematic meaning of const.

which means that a constexpr variable could be non-const.

which means that a constexpr variable could be non-const.

but constexpr int a; makes a immutable doesnt it?

but constexpr int a; makes a immutable doesnt it?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14116003/difference-between-constexpr-and-const

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14116003/difference-between-constexpr-and-const

"When can I / should I use both, const and constexpr together? A. In object declarations. This is never necessary when both keywords refer to the same object to be declared. constexpr implies const"

(quote from the top answer)

"When can I / should I use both, const and constexpr together? A. In object declarations. This is never necessary when both keywords refer to the same object to be declared. constexpr implies const"

lol I made a mistake.

lol I made a mistake.

np