No

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@Saialwaysgood try to code yourself buddy..... I will tell you to correct your mistakes so that only you can correct it, not us..😂😂😂

@Saialwaysgood try to code yourself buddy..... I will tell you to correct your mistakes so that only you can correct it, not us..😂😂😂

I have to create a program that exchanges (or associates) another value, for example to 1-> 13 2-> 8 etc.

I have to create a program that exchanges (or associates) another value, for example to 1-> 13 2-> 8 etc.

that is, they must be random all the time in order to perform the decoding

Use XOR

I can not use the XOR must be causal associations

You want to make enigma machine

Let's say no

Look best way to do it is make an array if you simply want numbers... array[10] and generate random number from 0..10 But make sure numbers aren't repeated... then on every number like let us say 1 you select the number in the array[1]

the real problem is the repetitions ahahha

So I created a vector of integers filled from 0 to 15 (the size is 16), after I made a shuffle and finally using the index, I can take the value exchanged

what do you think of this solution?

Hi guys! some C or Unix guru can help me for this excercise? create 2 pipes and a child (the 2 pipes will be used for two-way communication between the parent and son);  after creating the child, take a file name and a character as input from the user;  send the child the file name and the character using the first pipe;  make the child look for the number of strings in the file that start with the character taken from the input father and let the father communicate this number using the second pipe;  have the number of occurrences received by the child printed to the father.

@Tazmikar can help me please?

Hi guys! some C or Unix guru can help me for this excercise? create 2 pipes and a child (the 2 pipes will be used for two-way communication between the parent and son);  after creating the child, take a file name and a character as input from the user;  send the child the file name and the character using the first pipe;  make the child look for the number of strings in the file that start with the character taken from the input father and let the father communicate this number using the second pipe;  have the number of occurrences received by the child printed to the father.

You don't need to ask a "unix guru" for that, you just need to google

Never saw that before

for example, enter 4 (100b) in the box and exit 7 (111b)

For me it's the first time. Google sometimes give you the solution, sometimes only some tip. If there is a group on Telegram there is a reason:)

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <time.h> int main(void) { int i = 0; int x = 0; int array[10]; srand (time(NULL)); while(i<10) { int r=rand()%10+1; for (x = 0; x < i; x++) { if(array[x]==r) break; } if(x==i) array[i++]=r; } for (int i = 0;i<=9;i++) printf("number [%d] = %d\n\r",i,array[i]); }

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/inter_process_communication/inter_process_communication_pipes.htm Maybe this helps

use a sbox array

/JhijPCM6

Does it compile?

Yeah

What is it?

But I need to resolve the last point: send the result of occurences to father and print it

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <time.h> int main(void) { int i = 0; int x = 0; int array[10]; srand (time(NULL)); while(i<10) { int r=rand()%10+1; for (x = 0; x < i; x++) { if(array[x]==r) break; } if(x==i) array[i++]=r; } for (int i = 0;i<=9;i++) printf("number [%d] = %d\n\r",i,array[i]); }

don't work

Why does if (a,b,...) exist in c++? It seems so useless