Doesnt anymore, when you change the ref to nonconst

Is that what you ask for?

The compiler is not as strongly, typed as you may think

I think this is the answer

void b (const T&); b(T());

this totally correct

The compiler is not as strongly, typed as you may think

so is it a good thing or bad?

so is it a good thing or bad?

Depends

or sometimes is and sometimes isn't

Depends

yeah

the automatic cast from double to float or from int to float might lose precision

the automatic cast from double to float or from int to float might lose precision

yeah

(thats how you end up with floats like 1.00000000000000001)

don't get me wrong guys If I looked being a smart ass XD

No, you looked very competent!

(thats how you end up with floats like 1.00000000000000001)

when you cast it int and then cast it to double for example

when you cast it int and then cast it to double for example

simpler:

double a = 1;

yeah

Hi, I'm having trouble understanding the highlighted part in the page. Why there's "10*n" in the expression? I think that without it being there, it'll also be true.

you see

For example, if there is 1 in the s[ i ], so it's numeric value is 49-48= 1

'0' has an ASCI code

'0' = 48

so

when you write 70 - '0' you actually mean 70 - 48

10??

Hi, I'm having trouble understanding the highlighted part in the page. Why there's "10*n" in the expression? I think that without it being there, it'll also be true.

thats how our number system is defined

ith each position you go left, you go up by a power of10

1

10

100

1000

10000

Thats exactly what you are expressing by 10*n

Lol I misunderstood the question

becaude n is the position in the string

Thats exactly what you are expressing by 10*n

Ty

Is it in the form of array

a string is an array

ith each position you go left, you go up by a power of10

But there's is no need for 10*n in the expression. Its value is always zero in this case. So why it's written there?

Lol I misunderstood the question

No problem, I'm waiting for the rest of your explanation 😊

But there's is no need for 10*n in the expression. Its value is always zero in this case. So why it's written there?

without it, you would be adding 2+4+6 with the number 246

No problem, I'm waiting for the rest of your explanation 😊

sure

without it, you would be adding 2+4+6 with the number 246

here, you are doing ((((2 * 10) + 4) * 10) + 6)

since you read from left to right

Trivially copyable types are "location-invariant" and users can specialize this trait for other types.

this quote

Hi lunatic.... I hope I won't die

you wont, lil dude

Hi Maxi

Hi lunatic.... I hope I won't die

life and death in god hands

Hey Klimi

lol

hi

life and death in god hands

god doesnt exist

/huha

you wont, lil dude

I have fever 49°C

you dont

Klimi

you dont

39, not 49

Everything is gonna burn

Hi

39, not 49

That's high too...

Then convert it to celecious

Klimi

Hi

Hi

Hewwo

I'm spamming right now XD

That's high too...

higher than normal, but not too bad

Then convert it to celecious

...

I'm spamming right now XD

So am i

I'll ban myself

I'll ban myself

/ban myself

eat yourself first

...

??

I don't see why calculation problems are hard it's like you have the formula

just put it in code

if mult use * if div use / if sum use + if sub use -

Is there way to use system function directly code : #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { int i ,a ; puts("Enter Your Number : "); scanf("%d",&a); FILE *f ; f=fopen("iptables.sh","w"); for(i=2;i<=256;i++) { if(i!=a) { fprintf(f,"iptables -A INPUT -s 192.168.1.%d -j DROP\n",i) ; fprintf(f,"iptables -A OUTPUT -s 192.168.1.%d -j DROP\n",i) ; } } fclose(f); return 0; }

numbers are in the keyboard

eat yourself first

Why