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can you try type something?

im not sure if you are restriced enough

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i have a qus...

How to define a fixed array in cpp??

double num1[$1] ???

double num1[$1] ???

double numbers [10]

double numbers [10]

nope, i wanna define 2 array then Compare these two together like that

Its probably not what he is searching for

it is my problem

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It only differs in one thing That it's size is determined in compile-time Else is very perfect

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Ops

Fring

nope, i wanna define 2 array then Compare these two together like that

- use std::find - what's $1 ? - num2 has only one element, but you access the second one - have you read the rules?

- use std::find - what's $1 ? - num2 has only one element, but you access the second one - have you read the rules?

who to use find??

wtf ‘$1’

wtf ‘$1’

it's mistak

nope, i wanna define 2 array then Compare these two together like that

if (num1[i] != num2[0]) continue; else cout << "Found" << '\n'; cout << " Not Found" << '\n';

try this.

/get ide

Japp, it's correct

hi guys

hi guys

Hi

I must create RSA algorithm in C++ language

For example you have a vector class and you want to use scalar multiplication with the * operator

I am at a good point only that now I have to generate db

only that d must be a number without a remainder

i think this code

int genDNumber(int e,int f){ int d,r,num,k=1; while(r!=0){ num=(k*f)+1; d=num/e; r=num%e; k++; } cout<<"k -> "<<k-1; return d; }

Hahaha, nice Operator overloading works for changing the gender too 😅

but I can not understand the mistake I make

You just have a completely new function 😉

As long as it helps. Math examples work for me pretty well

who to use find??

e.g. double num1[5]; double num2[1]; if (std::find( std::cbegin(num1), std::cend(num1), num2[0]) != std::cend(num1)) { // found } else { // not found }

Hi there! Does somebody know a book or tutorials about programming of GUI environments for Linux?

Hi there! Does somebody know a book or tutorials about programming of GUI environments for Linux?

There are several tutorial regarding QT, GTK (+), wxWidgets

There are several tutorial regarding QT, GTK (+), wxWidgets

And this tutorials describe making of GUI environments? (Like xfce etc.)

And this tutorials describe making of GUI environments? (Like xfce etc.)

oh you mean the window manager?

oh you mean the window manager?

Yeah, i'd like to make something like xfce for my test Linux pc

Yeah, i'd like to make something like xfce for my test Linux pc

<your favorite search engine helps> https://jichu4n.com/posts/how-x-window-managers-work-and-how-to-write-one-part-i/

<your favorite search engine helps> https://jichu4n.com/posts/how-x-window-managers-work-and-how-to-write-one-part-i/

Looks like it is what I looked for, thanks a lot!

Hi

Wat's wrong? Someone help me 😂😂