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Hi everyone,,i have borland c++ builder installed on my laptop, but that was cracked, i use keygen generator, its ok ? Coz actually thats illegal, but according to someone that i ask, thats ok, because borland c++ builder not develop anymore, so we can use that free Can someone explain to me ?

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If you have to pay to use it, using it without paying for it is illegal

If it becames free, you should install it again

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I assumed that we are talking about modern c++

Yes, it's just your opinion, not the reality 😂

Modern C++ adds tons of features that make it blazing fast, memory safe, etc

Currently I cant imagine a world without move semantics etc

Compilers are smarter with things like noexcept, const, etc

So the resulting compiled code has better quality

And it's faster too

rvalue semantics

std::move, forward etc

This bunch of possibilitied

They do different things

https://www.cprogramming.com/c++11/rvalue-references-and-move-semantics-in-c++11.html

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Hey people

Hello,

4, I think

Hey people

Hello, fellow human

The answer is 4

Tbh you could have just compiled the code yourself and see what it does

4

Now my question is : where the increment operation has been exectued ? At b=a++ or cout«++b ?

i think 4

im pretty sure that in b=a++; first executes the statement (b=a), and then it makes a++

and the other way in the next line

Now my question is : where the increment operation has been exectued ? At b=a++ or cout«++b ?

b contain the value of a++

which mean 4

when it print the b

the increment is b not, a

so, ++b is 4

because b contain 3

cmiiw, thanks

because b contain 3

Are you sure ? Because as you said, b contain a++ which is already 4. How can it be 3 after that ?

We should take a look at the disambly.

im pretty sure that in b=a++; first executes the statement (b=a), and then it makes a++

Mee too. But I am not sure about it

I think that confirms it, right?

I think that confirms it, right?

Yes. It confirms. Thanks

kek

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@Diablillowilly what app are u using please

By using fork(), we have child process. How about thread() and pthread()? Do we have child processes for these two functions?

Is fork() equivalent to pthread() and thread()?

Process and thread is completely different

@Diablillowilly what app are u using please

termux

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Currently playing with cppcms, a c++ framework for web application. Wondering if it's faster than other servers like Apache+php, Java-related servers etc

Hey guys. Can anyone one show me how string name can I insert

Hey guys. Can anyone one show me how string name can I insert

Are you asking how to get input from the user?

Wts the answer I=99; While (99) { Printf("hello"); } I++;

How many time prints "hello"

infinite

infinite

I think its 100

Plz explain it

Also, you don't decrement it.

Also, you don't decrement it.

Ok if i--; then what's the result

Hey guys

Ok if i--; then what's the result

Int i=99; While (i) { Printf("hello"); i--; }

It could also be Int i=99; While (i==99) { Printf("hello"); i++; }

The i++ or i-- needs to be inside the cycle

It could also be Int i=99; While (i==99) { Printf("hello"); i++; }

that's infinite too

that's infinite too

i goes to 100 i is no 99 anymore Cycle ends

i goes to 100 i is no 99 anymore Cycle ends

you assign 99 to i

you assign 99 to i

And then I do i++ so it changes to 100

And then I do i++ so it changes to 100

and then you assign once again, you never check equality actually

and then you assign once again, you never check equality actually

While(i=99) is the check

It doesn't assign 99