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It returns ascii value of tge cagar

Okk

How it can possible to return int type of data by defining function as char type ?

You can cast int to char, a char can be used as a number too. The problem is, int is larger than char, and if your int gets too huge you'll overrun the limit of char.

In your case this doesn't happen. It will compile, no problem - but it's unclean und depending on the function unsafe

You can cast int to char, a char can be used as a number too. The problem is, int is larger than char, and if your int gets too huge you'll overrun the limit of char.

Ok means as i assigned p=1 or 2 so it comes under 0to9 char hence char does not matter in this right ?

Hii

Can you know any hacking group in telegram

I love hacking

I love hacking

I love hacking

I have installed kali too

Sent me any hacking group

lmao

#ot

I have installed kali too

Me too lol

Hah, noobs, I installed kali twice on the same Laptop!

And now I'll hack my parents wifi. See ya later :^)

How?

Have kali wifi connection?

yesterday I solved the problem of exchanging the positions of a string with random_shuffle but now our teacher has asked to save the initial position, how can I do?

You make a copy of the string

Hi everyone!

Why Linux Mint can't compile this simple program?!!

Any idea to solve this problem?

Is the libc installed?

Why Linux Mint can't compile this simple program?!!

it isnt linux mint’s problem

Is the libc installed?

^

Is the libc installed?

You told about gcc? Yes, of course...

Well, it doesn't seem so. What does sudo apt install libc-dev output?

You told about gcc? Yes, of course...

I talk about the libc not gcc

how does things work without libc even

I have a question. I wanna install the OpenGL library on ArchLinux, but, I can't found out any libraries with pacman or yay. I've tryed freeglut3-devel, but I've got "target not found". Are there any ways to install it on ArchLinux?

Ok ok I solved shelly

Yes, installing libc all things go in right way

Thanks

I have a question. I wanna install the OpenGL library on ArchLinux, but, I can't found out any libraries with pacman or yay. I've tryed freeglut3-devel, but I've got "target not found". Are there any ways to install it on ArchLinux?

https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/freeglut/

how does things work without libc even

I think ubuntu and stuff install only the lib not the headers by default, dunno why

Thanks

You're welcome :)

https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/freeglut/

Yes, I've saw it, but I got the following error

Hello the familly pleasei Want à good programming book Who talk about data structure an pointer in c please

Wouldn't it be the same as passing a string literal as an argument?

lel, I imagine someone really uses std::vector<char> instead of std::string

I know.

are there actly books on data structures, seem kinda redundant

lel, I imagine someone really uses std::vector<char> instead of std::string

For most implementation moving from is std::vector<char> is actually more efficient :D

For most implementation moving from is std::vector<char> is actually more efficient :D

Moving yeah, but the extra implementation you need for using std::vector<char> like std::string is probably more inefficient

Also, I would prefer some inefficiency at moving over shitty code

So can std::string although it shouldn't ...

what's my problem guys ?

error

Also, I would prefer some inefficiency at moving over shitty code

For sure! :)

You need to add to the method name Cow::printThisPointer()

Your constructor is private and expects an argument, so you should pass one when instantiating your class

the point is when I remove this

it works fine

Maybe dot rather than the arrow?

Yes, because if you do not define a custom constructor the empty one is available by default

Yes, because if you do not define a custom constructor the empty one is available by default

how to do that

how to do that

?

ban

well how to define a custom constructor ?(

~TopKek() { }

well how to define a custom constructor ?(

Pass the value on create

well how to define a custom constructor ?(

You did it, although it should probably be public

well how to define a custom constructor ?(

Cow(int ...) is a constructor.

You did it, although it should probably be public

so I need to just pu t it under public ?

??

so I need to just pu t it under public ?

Yes, and when creating your cows you should pass an integer, e.g. Cow George(5); because your constructor expects it

Or add the empty one Cow(){}

odd exercise to make a cow's constructor argument the amount of heartbeats its heart can manage before dying

I just followed this short tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2-RmR7JRdc

he surely has defined std::ostream& operator« (std::ostream& os, const Cow& c)

somewhere

in that tutorial the constructor is private if Im not mistaken

in that tutorial the constructor is private if Im not mistaken

it never is, unless you plan on making a singleton

don't plan on making one