The GitHub Dp

What kinda person use that on a ... GitHub page ?!

oh, I thought you were talking about my evil projects :)

oh, I thought you were talking about my evil projects :)

Nah, it's the evil picture. It means if u mess up pull requests, I'm gonna shoot u

Contributors Scarecrow

Nah, it's the evil picture. It means if u mess up pull requests, I'm gonna shoot u

you got it wrong, it says "if you going to sign commits with my ID, I will find you and I will kill you"

you got it wrong, it says "if you going to sign commits with my ID, I will find you and I will kill you"

Sorry my bad

Either way the message is passed accross

Either way the message is passed accross

I believe in my potential contributors, hope they will not be scared :)

Meh... Discord is damn great

Except for their shitty Desktop App

that eats RAM

Hi fffffffffff long time no see

Hi fffffffffff long time no see

Hi

I believe in my potential contributors, hope they will not be scared :)

At least tell us the gun isn't loaded

Wow

Welcome

while(*str != 0) { if(*str== 'a' && *(str-1) == 'm') { // str-2 is now the last before "ma" } str++; }

https://ide.geeksforgeeks.org/bQ3iieuGjL I did this, but there is one issue.. I want null character to also pass

@jussih you online??

https://ide.geeksforgeeks.org/bQ3iieuGjL I did this, but there is one issue.. I want null character to also pass

Anyone who know c can help me in this??

https://ide.geeksforgeeks.org/bQ3iieuGjL I did this, but there is one issue.. I want null character to also pass

Just xhange while condition to 1

Just xhange while condition to 1

https://ide.geeksforgeeks.org/ys8Q0sny0P Just check this, output should not stop at helmalo

rather it should print this- helmalo\0 howampraeyomu @jussih

Hi guys

Printing always terminates to NUL.

Printing always terminates to NUL.

That's what i know. but i want to print the null character too

is there any way to do this

You are doing stupid things, it is not intended to be printed

But ofc you can walk through the string char by char

And print them

If you know the length of the allocated string

You are doing stupid things, it is not intended to be printed

Yeah, i know how it works, when it get null char strings get terminated.

but my question, it there any way that i can write function to solve this ques, or can we use unsigned char to solve this?? @jussih

Ascii char is 7-bit, you should know that. Signedness doesnt mean anything

And yes you can

Ascii char is 7-bit, you should know that. Signedness doesnt mean anything

*8-bit

There are 256 ascii characters

And yes you can

Just try to edit in that ide. and let suppose we know the length also, then how to do?

*8-bit

7*

You are talking about some extended set

You are talking about some extended set

Nou

Nou

https://www.asciitable.com/

https://www.asciitable.com/

What

😂

The standard table consists of 0-127 —> 7 bits of information

Just try to edit in that ide. and let suppose we know the length also, then how to do?

@jussih help me in this only..

Sorry, I don't have time now

Maybe you can figure it out yourself :)

Sorry, I don't have time now

Help me when you get time

Maybe you can figure it out yourself :)

Cannot. That's why I asked in this group

Anyone have an "understanding to linux kernel 5th edition" ebook? Please pm me if anyone have this. Thanks

Can anyone have proxy firewall coding

Thanx will do

Is any software can convert hex code to c language..

You cant

You could use like ida pro pseudocode generator but it can fail horribly

(by hex code i assume you mean shellcode)

Hex code generated by compiler.

So you compile into executable?

Is noexcept keyword used just to tell that requested method will not throw any exceptions?

Hi guys After compilation, I found in the .Data section duplicate method names with the prefix "AV". How to delete this names from binary file Compiler Visual Studio 2017

hi

Internet issue

Mostly

23994 not the right group

hello

what is the behaviour of the copy constructor if we defined like this? someClass(const someClass& other) = default;

what is the behaviour of the copy constructor if we defined like this? someClass(const someClass& other) = default;

Just copies fields one by one.

Just copies fields one by one.

Even with the pointers?

Not the right group

of course we can fix your google search, browser or an internet connection. or call ISP. even more, we can fix a washer machine, reinstall windows, feed a dog, bring back your FB account. that's what we do every day, right? because we are C++ programmers, and programmers means fixing your TV, right?. indeed, that's our job, who can even think differently?!

"- What is your job?" "- I'm a C++ programmer?" "- Really?! So cool! By the way, my phone is glitching, can you take a look?" "-PFFF!!! Of COURSE I CAN! WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONVERT YOUR NOKIA 3110 TO IPHONE?! I CAN I'M A PROGRAMMER, MOTHERFUCKER! HOW ABOUT SOLVING YOUR MATH EXAMS?! I CAN DO IT, I'M A FU-CK-ING *P*R*O*G*R*A*M*M*E*R*!!1111111"

Sorry, I'm just boiling over

Now I'm telling people that I'm an L1 supporter at some unknown e-commerce site. At least they will not force me to asnwer to their freaking tech questions.

lol bamboozled

yes this is a tech support (bobs head)

Even with the pointers?

Yes, it copies values of pointers. This may be undesired or not. That's why you have an option. To implement it yourself

They will point to the same address