harry
so would you advise to use constexpr or const for those global constants then?
Liam
so would you advise to use constexpr or const for those global constants then?
I prefer to apply both of them, since it'll make my codes looks more. (lol)
harry
hehe
Compilation
You probably mistakenly redraw all the chars with new color (or don't reset the color to the original), because that function only affects newly drawn characters
Appreciate your reply
Can you please tell me how can i reset the colours to original?
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Appreciate your reply
Can you please tell me how can i reset the colours to original?
I did have some code for that lying around. I'll respond with it later
Compilation
Will check it
Thanks
j@ke
Anonymous
Anonymous
Oh the ','?
j@ke
it's printing a comma, on the last value
j@ke
should done better job pointing out
Anonymous
Because if condition is always satisfied
Anonymous
i is fairly less in value than hourlyTemp[i]
Anonymous
So it prints the comma as stated
j@ke
so if i changed it to NUM_VALS < hourlyTemp[i] - 1? would that unsatisfy the condition?
Anonymous
No
Anonymous
That is a constant and is also way lower in value
Mike
Somebody can say me one linux distribution that go góod with codeblocks?. I have used ubuntu and fedora.
Anonymous
Somebody can say me one linux distribution that go góod with codeblocks?. I have used ubuntu and fedora.
Fedora isn't working well?
Anonymous
Fedora has the most updated version of C::B
j@ke
it worked for me when i used it :
j@ke
on fedora
Anonymous
Anonymous
So you will be saved there
j@ke
❤️ thanks man, i'll give it a try! appreciate it
Anonymous
j@ke
@anunaym14 Passed the first test! thanks to you! much again much appreciated!
Anonymous
Which test btw?
Álvaro
Anonymous
j@ke
@anunaym14 it's a course on Zybooks.com for an online C++ class i'm taking. The homework gives some like little coding challenges.
j@ke
@alvarospunk i second that
j@ke
@anunaym14 just got the second one! you totally helped me look at the problem in a totally new way!
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Do ask if you face any problems in the future
Anonymous
But first do think yourself 🤗
j@ke
@anunaym14 I was stuck on that way longer than I care to admit haha, I'm still pretty new to c++ & programming. How long have you been programming ?
Anonymous
@anunaym14 I was stuck on that way longer than I care to admit haha, I'm still pretty new to c++ & programming. How long have you been programming ?
First did it when I was 14 while robotics class. Then just had been busy and experimenting myself because had to put more time on high school studies. So now it's the final month of high school, exams from Monday :D
j@ke
@anunaym14 well good luck on your exams man! i'm sure you'll crush it :P
Anonymous
Can anyone give link to join best grp related Java Programming and off campus too
Anonymous
Can anyone give link to join best grp related Java Programming and off campus too
@thedevs has some pretty good groups
Anonymous
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Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
Hi guys, I'm facing a weird issue here
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
For reasons I can't fathom, this fopen always fails
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
The weird issue is not that the file can't open, because fopen actually succeeds
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
but it looks like the internal structure faces some exception - I traced it back to ntdll, something about failing heap allocation
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
Do you have any clues?
Anonymous
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
yes
Anonymous
Put it in " "?
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
Solved. the loop before the fopen corrupted the file pointer.
Anonymous
Hmm I see.
Aman Sharma
correctmaninwrongplace
Anonymous
correctmaninwrongplace
25?
Anonymous
Yep
correctmaninwrongplace
I understand why
correctmaninwrongplace
A little bit confusing the lines
correctmaninwrongplace
But you can get 27
Aman Sharma
correctmaninwrongplace
Im going to sleep see you in a while(6 a.m here lol)
harry
Aman Sharma
No more
Anonymous
33
Anonymous