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/save cpp https://t.me/programminginc/24103

#cpp

So it won't be a long msg from now ..😆

Can someone help me with a code? If I compile it, it gives me overloaded

Can you show the error?

Please paste code on del.dog

Images aren't readable and compression makes it worse

Ok

Can I write it here?

Will be long

Or just use @haste_bot

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class Classe{ public: Classe(string s, int n) : sezione(s), numero(n) { } void printClasse(){ cout<<"Classe: "<<numero<<sezione<<endl; } private: string sezione; int numero; }; class Persona{ public: Persona (string p, Classe c) : nome(p), Cl(c) void printNome(){ cout<<"Nome: "<<Nome<<endl; Cl.printClasse(); } private: string Nome; Classe Cl; }; int main(){ Classe Cl("Bs", 3); Persona f("Pietro", Cl"); return 0; }

Ummmmm

I will check it when I am home

Do remind xD

Hi

Ok thanks

any one please tell me about stringstream?

Is it a library?

about uses and its function too

reply fast

Mh, never read about it

any one please tell me about stringstream?

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.geeksforgeeks.org/stringstream-c-applications/amp/

anyone else who know this topic?

reply fast

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/sstream/stringstream/

This site is very good to learn basic concepts

thanku anunay

Np

This site is very good to learn basic concepts

Everything in #cpp is hand picked by Ibrahim ..

I don't know who's Ibrahim

Hi

you can run online code on https://ide.codersfield.com/ . You can code,compile and run also it support many language like bash,basic,c,c++,java,golang,ruby,python,scala etc. and you can generate short url of you code by saving code so you can share that code with your friends easily.

I don't know who's Ibrahim

the guy who wrote it all

name appears besides the forward tag

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class Classe{ public: Classe(string s, int n) : sezione(s), numero(n) { } void printClasse(){ cout<<"Classe: "<<numero<<sezione<<endl; } private: string sezione; int numero; }; class Persona{ public: Persona (string p, Classe c) : nome(p), Cl(c) void printNome(){ cout<<"Nome: "<<Nome<<endl; Cl.printClasse(); } private: string Nome; Classe Cl; }; int main(){ Classe Cl("Bs", 3); Persona f("Pietro", Cl"); return 0; }

this is classe2.cpp right?

send the code via del.dog please

@ZhinTheTyrant

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class Classe{ public: Classe(string s, int n) : sezione(s), numero(n) { } void printClasse(){ cout<<"Classe: "<<numero<<sezione<<endl; } private: string sezione; int numero; }; class Persona{ public: Persona (string p, Classe c) : nome(p), Cl(c) void printNome(){ cout<<"Nome: "<<Nome<<endl; Cl.printClasse(); } private: string Nome; Classe Cl; }; int main(){ Classe Cl("Bs", 3); Persona f("Pietro", Cl"); return 0; }

https://hastebin.com/esaluniqed.cpp this complies fine for me

Yes

This site is very good to learn basic concepts

U need good books, articles to learn very good basic concepts. Read Bjarne's Programming- Principles and Practice Using C++ | C++ Primer, Fifth Edition, then u'll know that site is a needle in the middle of the Pacific

I have bought "Informatica app" of Piero Gallo and Pasquale Sirsi

I don't like it

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class Classe{ public: Classe(string s, int n) : sezione(s), numero(n) { } void printClasse(){ cout<<"Classe: "<<numero<<sezione<<endl; } private: string sezione; int numero; }; class Persona{ public: Persona (string p, Classe c) : nome(p), Cl(c) void printNome(){ cout<<"Nome: "<<Nome<<endl; Cl.printClasse(); } private: string Nome; Classe Cl; }; int main(){ Classe Cl("Bs", 3); Persona f("Pietro", Cl"); return 0; }

+1 for using class initializer list Note: - Use '\n' instead of std::endl - Don't use using namespace std;, do sth like: using std::cout; using std::endl;

+1 for using class initializer list Note: - Use '\n' instead of std::endl - Don't use using namespace std;, do sth like: using std::cout; using std::endl;

This

I have bought "Informatica app" of Piero Gallo and Pasquale Sirsi

?

/save noendl https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6WeEMlmrfOI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GMqQOEZYVJQ

/save noendl https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6WeEMlmrfOI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GMqQOEZYVJQ

Haha

Faster finger!

😜

+1 for using class initializer list Note: - Use '\n' instead of std::endl - Don't use using namespace std;, do sth like: using std::cout; using std::endl;

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1452721/why-is-using-namespace-std-considered-bad-practice

http://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines

?

Italian book, a very weird book

Italian book, a very weird book

U shld've asked for advice b4 buying a book

Italian book, a very weird book

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

U shld've asked for advice b4 buying a book

Yeah, I wanted a book in my language, worst idea ever

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

I will stamp that

Yeah, I wanted a book in my language, worst idea ever

Haha

@anunaym14 do u have a command to the resources?

I think @ZhinTheTyrant will need it

#cpp

@anunaym14 do u have a command to the resources?

Yep

This ^

Seen

is there a built in string split function in stl?

I implemented my own but if there is a built in I prefer to use it

I implemented my own but if there is a built in I prefer to use it

Nope, but u can get that in abseil: https://abseil.io/docs/cpp/guides/strings#abslstrsplit-for-splitting-strings

compare with urs

Nope, but u can get that in abseil: https://abseil.io/docs/cpp/guides/strings#abslstrsplit-for-splitting-strings

Thanks, that looks way more comprehensive than mine

Any one know about embedded c

Any one know about embedded c

x2

x2

I say embedded c language know how to write its code

I say embedded c language know how to write its code

It's depend upon which board you are using mostly code resemble like c

is there a built in string split function in stl?

No but you can do http://ide.codersfield.com/?AFF0ndJ7uzcmVTA3AI5Fq_gMW9QA

It's depend upon which board you are using mostly code resemble like c

I have used 8051 microcontroller

How can i start any program