Anonymous
Nikhil use w3school website it's free or use paid udemy website...to learn basics c /cpp
вадим
He is but im speculating that he didnt read properly before making the program..
Those mistakes are basics
Sure, basics mistakes for beginners...
Anonymous
Nikhil theres a channel on Telegram that makes paid Udemy courses for free. You could use those.
Anonymous
Or
Anonymous
Many great videos on YouTube
вадим
вадим
Nikhil use w3school website it's free or use paid udemy website...to learn basics c /cpp
Good books are enough I think
Anonymous
Thanks you
Anonymous
^dat textbook shud help u too bro, ez book for Indianz
Anonymous
3 more pdfs r kumeng
Anonymous
THE LINUX COMMAND LINE 4th EDITION.
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Anonymous
This is channel
Anonymous
Ok
Anonymous
@theclockmaster it mainly provide python courses
Anonymous
Request them they can hack it for anyone
Anonymous
Request them they can hack it for anyone
yes but the channel i use provides coupon to make the Udemy course free itself
Anonymous
i dont need to download
Anonymous
I can just use their website
Anonymous
but obvs most of the courses are going to be shet
Anonymous
Did I smell piracy?😆
Anonymous
Ohh...sorry then this channel not for uh bto
Anonymous
u cannot smell piracy
Anonymous
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Anonymous
If I got any working c project I will give it in this group...so that everyone can get it kk
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Nikhil i have sent u a msg bro
Anonymous
Sercan
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int var = 10;
{
var += 5;
int var = 20;
var += 10;
printf("%d\n", var);
}
printf("%d", var);
return 0;
}
Sercan
why does this print 30 then 15?
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Anonymous
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int var = 10;
{
var += 5;
int var = 20;
var += 10;
printf("%d\n", var);
}
printf("%d", var);
return 0;
}
20 is an answer...or garbage value
Anonymous
The answer of program
Sercan
go ahead and compile it, see the answer for yourself
Anonymous
Yes
Anonymous
See += means to add the value in previous value
Anonymous
{
var += 5;
int var = 20;
var += 10;
printf("%d\n", var);
}
Here previous value of var is 10....and by adding new 20+10 in previous value we get 30
Sercan
Anonymous
Remaining +=5 add in declared var....so we get 15
Sercan
Remaining +=5 add in declared var....so we get 15
i dont think you're explaining things correctly man
Sercan
anyhow
Anonymous
Sercan
but the variable names are the same
Anonymous
I think so....if I confused uh....uh can try find answer on youtube
Anonymous
Yes ....c is not belong to oops...it run program up to down
Anonymous
Hence first it print privious var value
Anonymous
And then new one value
Sercan
but if its in a diffetent scope, it shouldnt change the value of var
Jussi
That's the answer
Sercan
but if its in a diffetent scope, it shouldnt change the value of var
why does the value of var change? is it like a global variable to that scope?
Jussi
why does the value of var change? is it like a global variable to that scope?
I dont know actually, at least the code in your example is not a good prinxiple, and I never did that myself 😄