So stack stores data in Last In First Out ( LIFO ) manner and queue does it in First In First Out ( FIFO ) manner

Stacks And Queues | HackerEarth https://www.hackerearth.com/practice/notes/stacks-and-queues/

What arestack and queues?

https://www.hackerearth.com/practice/notes/stacks-and-queues/

https://www.hackerearth.com/practice/notes/stacks-and-queues/

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hello team, just a question.

when i try to run a sample program using any IDE ( using Cygwin or mingw and include iostream.h or conio.h, it says that the no file found error

when i do that with turbo c++ , it works for some header files , but not for all.

I justw anna know some pretty basics here

can uplease help me on that

when i try to run a sample program using any IDE ( using Cygwin or mingw and include iostream.h or conio.h, it says that the no file found error

use iostream without .h

use iostream without .h

Yes it works without .h but then conio doesn't exist on mingw or cygwin . I checked some blogs and I can see that I need to use STD::. Is that mandatory always??

Thanks for replying @anunaym14

Yes it works without .h but then conio doesn't exist on mingw or cygwin . I checked some blogs and I can see that I need to use STD::. Is that mandatory always??

you can add using namespace std; .. that would work just fine

Thanks for replying @anunaym14

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I need some help please

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Got it bot

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The pinned message is boring, don't read it

Done it already

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If it doesn't enter the if it won't even matter if there are more reads or not

I know but, what if the system is running and i want to disconnect it by the button. There's always a delay interfering or jamming the reading constantly

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it even works in the tty

I know but, what if the system is running and i want to disconnect it by the button. There's always a delay interfering or jamming the reading constantly

Try nested if else maybe .. or wait I'll try to have a loom

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I know but, what if the system is running and i want to disconnect it by the button. There's always a delay interfering or jamming the reading constantly

I'll try to have a look

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I'm having a weird problem trying to link a specific version of libopenssl to my program. (With GNU LD)

I need openssl 1.0 for my program to work but my system has OpenSSL 1.1. So I compiled OpenSSL 1.0 and put libopenssl.so.1.0.0 in /usr/lib. And pass the argument -l:libopenssl.so.1.0.0 to the linker when building my program. Yet 'ldd app' shows it is loading libopenssl.so.1.1

I've tried everything I can find and nothing fixes it(make a separate symbol link, etc). Any guesses? Many thanks.

I need openssl 1.0 for my program to work but my system has OpenSSL 1.1. So I compiled OpenSSL 1.0 and put libopenssl.so.1.0.0 in /usr/lib. And pass the argument -l:libopenssl.so.1.0.0 to the linker when building my program. Yet 'ldd app' shows it is loading libopenssl.so.1.1

-l:libopenssl.so.1.0.0 and ldd app are two different steps in the lifetime of your app. The option -l:libopenssl.so.1.0.0 of g++ applies in the phase of linking. ld accept this option passed from g++ and link your app with the specific version of OpenSSL. However, ldd app shows the shared objects that will be used in loading phase, in current environment variables. If ldd app shows your app will loading libopenssl.so.1.1, it means that under the influence of current environment variables, specifically LD_LIBRARY_PATH, the OS finds libopenssl.so.1.1 before who could find libopenssl.so.1.0.0. You might need to check this.

can't use emacs on my phone

Emacs is available on termux... Never tried though

Bot has been removed .. please use in inline mode

Ok

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hello can someone here explain to me some practical application of graphs?

https://youtu.be/eQkDFD1YrII

I'll try to have a look

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Not sure what those are about. I tried clicking one and it automatically replied with it. Maybe they were trying to initiate a bot?

Not sure what those are about. I tried clicking one and it automatically replied with it. Maybe they were trying to initiate a bot?

Yeah but the bot is removed now

You can use it in inline mode

Yeah, so was the bot actually in the group or they just thought it would work here?

Yeah, so was the bot actually in the group or they just thought it would work here?

It was there

But most people just did the command spam rather than using it 😂

Those who did use, created opportunity for moar command spams 😂😂

Yeah, I deleted what I created by mistake.

Yeah, I deleted what I created by mistake.

Otherwise, I get insta-ban 😱