I just wonder we were never taught that in school

because it isn't real communism

😂 so true

china isn't communism

its a weird "everybody has the same amount of money" systemp

Communist China

you know where communism still exists?

in the

#ot

China

>"book to mastery" >a book about something that didn't work in real life

Pls can I get someone who can help me with html

nope

Pls can I get someone who can help me with html

> html

Pls can I get someone who can help me with html

i can show you through webcpp

i can show you through webcpp

You have a c++ web framework ?

You have a c++ web framework ?

I wrote one, yea

its actrually one of my favourite projects ;)

some example code with it ;)

https://youtu.be/hCGadTsT0S0

Stop this is anti religion

Stop this is anti religion

xD

https://youtu.be/hCGadTsT0S0

Heh

overloading these can be useful

myPseudoBool would need them, for example

https://youtu.be/hCGadTsT0S0

There must be a reason why you shouldn't. I'll watch it later

There must be a reason why you shouldn't. I'll watch it later

I could spoil it for you in like 5 words if you want

Tho it's also kinda clickbait-y imo

I don't mind, I watch all his videls

I could spoil it for you in like 5 words if you want

Hmm, a tl;dw would actually be nice

Hmm, a tl;dw would actually be nice

Don't overload operator|| and operator&&, because it'll never predict the outcome of the expression. Example: fun(false) && (fun(true) || fun(false)) All 3 calls to fun will be made, where you could've known the outcome right after seeing that the left side of the && expression is false.

Operator overloading in general is nice and provides nice semantics, but it get can crazy indeed. I guess it's something to use in puntual places

I wrote one, yea

Send me the git

Send me the git

github.com/wittmaxi/webcpp

Promotion! Nevermind....

:)

:))

https://youtu.be/hCGadTsT0S0

@OxFFFFFFFF he was faster

https://youtu.be/hCGadTsT0S0

Damn u guy!

I bet I saw the video before he did

Indians, always going behind your backs

I'll give u this one little Anunay

Oh

/cbook

/cbook

please provide a book of c

#cbook

please provide a book of c

please read the damn rules

what are you going to be if you can't even find a book

github.com/wittmaxi/webcpp

Thanks

About to start coding now

with webcpp?

nice!

if you need my help, tell me

I bet I saw the video before he did

I watched it like instantly, watched then shared :P

if you need my help, tell me

I shall

hi guy! i don't understand why first printf give me 8 byte if i have an array of 20 byte

because the type of the array is a pointer

and pointers are 8 bytes big

How do you use the fork function to open another program from a parent program

you open another function

but please read the fork documentation

and why if i have an array of 5 element in main function and i type printf("%d byte", sizeof(array") doesn't appear 8 byte

and why if i have an array of 5 element in main function and i type printf("%d byte", sizeof(array") doesn't appear 8 byte

because the compiler can deduce the size

but use strlen for that instead of sizeof

ah ok perfect thank you bro! you are a genius!

but please read the fork documentation

Cool

ah ok perfect thank you bro! you are a genius!

am I ? 🤔

genius

lol

ah ok perfect thank you bro! you are a genius!

Can someone help me out with this 👆👆in C programming

😂