It would give you error

I'm not contradicting you..and I'm not tested it..but I think..I will work finely

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Bcoz ..value has read only access..means..user cannot modify it later once it's declared..but..rand function assigning value every time and make it read only

Yes... j is stored in ROM.. So it's read-only variable..

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Okey.. Is it true..👇👇 const int i= rand();

Hey..can anyone tell me . const int j=5; cout<<j; // will print 5 const_cast<int &>(j)=12; cout<<j; // still prints 5.. WHY...? 😳😳😳

constexpr

#include <iostream> using namespace std;    class student { private:     int roll; public:     // constructor     student(int r):roll(r) {}        // A const function that changes roll with the help of const_cast     void fun() const     {         ( const_cast <student*> (this) )->roll = 5;     }        int getRoll()  { return roll; } };    int main(void) {     student s(3);     cout << "Old roll number: " << s.getRoll() << endl;        s.fun();        cout << "New roll number: " << s.getRoll() << endl;        return 0; }

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Dafaq!!!!

I have to think a logic behind a question but I am unable to find . Please help me anyone. this #define writes RGBA as single INT #define RGBA(r,g,b,a) (((unsigned)(a) << 24) | ((r) << 16) | ((g) << 8) | (b)) Can anyone create a logic using bitwise operator to get R G B and A from single INT for HINT you need to use & and shift operator

What do you mean to get RGB and A from single INT? It's creating 32 bit number using 8 bit 256 (Aplha), 256 R,G & B...

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I have to think a logic behind a question but I am unable to find . Please help me anyone. this #define writes RGBA as single INT #define RGBA(r,g,b,a) (((unsigned)(a) << 24) | ((r) << 16) | ((g) << 8) | (b)) Can anyone create a logic using bitwise operator to get R G B and A from single INT for HINT you need to use & and shift operator

Why do you wanna do programming after you did your MBA and PhD?

My brain can't stop to learn something new

Are you Indian?

Indonesian

Trick to learning programming is having a task, like what do you want to do and then use Google to work toward it... but set a goal, break the goal into steps and do each step... everything else will be harder.

Thanks, but I think I need to learn about algorithm & data structure first

There are plenty of books about that topic

Wdyt about Udemy course?

Wdyt about Udemy course?

But I think, if you have the money and it's not too expensive, it's never bad to take a course. Just don't expect that you "learn programming" in one course. You'll learn the theory behind it, how basics work etc, but the only real way for learning programming is to do it.

Nowadays Can we apply for the job without having computer science degrees.? And how

there are a lot

For example Microsoft :^)