Anyone to tech me a functions

No

.why

So i am not such an important to you

WhDima Yushutin: No Why?

Lol

WhDima Yushutin: No Why?

Why yes

thank you

Guys I want to know something.

That I which could be the best platform to see each other's code

Like we can contribute fast without changing urls

opensource projects?

Like we can contribute fast without changing urls

What do you mean urls? Do you need something like gitlab or something like codeanywhere? Or something else?

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Welcome Yash

Welcome

😊

#noendl

Thanks because of you I understood it myself😊

Good work☺

Welcome

Anyone know a good cross-platform p2p library? (From personal experiences pref.) I was thinking about using a modified blockchain source but...

Maybe some better info here

I heard something about gnunet

Hii

Ty

Hlw

Ty

It's a bot Pooja

Hey everyone. The array in the create function, I need to make it visible for palind function but I can’t figure out

Could you help me please

do you know how returning variables works?

here, you will have to return the array

How :(

lemme find something

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5130978/passing-and-returning-variables-in-c

this looks promising

Got it, thank you

Hey everyone. The array in the create function, I need to make it visible for palind function but I can’t figure out

It says expected ; , or ) before the numerix constant at line 2

Yeah 😁 why

So how can I solve this

Thank you guys

yes, you can return an array

int[] myArrayReturningFunction { int a[5]; return a; }

*surprise* they are the same thing

*surprise* they are the same thing

yeah but they are living in the different houses

yeah but they are living in the different houses

two bretheren living in different hice

top kek

whoops, yea int* myArrayReturningFunction() { int a[5]; return a; }

That's only because he doesn't own the memory after the function returns that address to it, but the actual returning an array part is valid

whoops, yea int* myArrayReturningFunction() { int a[5]; return a; }

wtf man I got disappointed in you

well you can make a static and it will always return the same kek

wtf man I got disappointed in you

shit happens 🤷‍♂

i dont deal with areayd and pointers anymore

> needs a really simple method > std::shared_ptr in unique_ptr returning std::vector inside of std::array > i think that will do

xD

yea, that sortsa stuff

Ans. Plz.

that was pure and tasty sarcasm, but yeah

Ans. Plz.

a

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LOL

right dima

is it a

Ans. Plz.

No

No

c mon you know its A

why no help

I press F when I see such assignments

respects man

I press F when I see such assignments

A

I press F when I see such assignments

And it's like IDE-related questions lol

yeah, but it’s so funny and stupid

I bamboozle every time I see such questions, makes me think like what’s goin’ on, why.. even..

Ans. Plz.

What will be the correct answer

What will be the correct answer

Why you can’t solve it?

why did you choose that speciality, come on man

Ans. Plz.

https://www.vsni.co.uk/products/genstat/htmlhelp/windows/ControlKeyShortcuts.htm

Damn This is really working #include <iostream> using std::cout; int main() { class test { public: int a; }; test t; t.a = 1; cout << t.a; }

Define a class inside a function!!!

I didn't know that

Well

The question is Why I can't define a template class inside a function?