Where can I find it

Where can I find it

#googleit

Any ebooks?

Any ebooks?

#googleit

Any ebooks?

!warn "Any ebooks?"

Ok

Anyone up ?

Ebook

?

Anyone here believes that Google is spying on us via our Phone's microphones ?

Anyone here believes that Google is spying on us via our Phone's microphones ?

#ot

What is this shet

my toy kernels memory management

Clinl or fel?

maxix

maxix

What's that?

The tire brand?

no

the toy kernel

Lol

Hai guys, could someone help me with a string s problem in C?

this is why you should not teach C

but yea, just ask

Im a student 😂

Should i pm you to prevent flood? Or i can post here

Should i pm you to prevent flood? Or i can post here

You'd better post here

yes, but your uni shouldn'T teach you C

You'd better post here

.

yes, but your uni shouldn'T teach you C

I think that its a dead language for what people said me

I think that its a dead language for what people said me

It's not, but it's used in very specific areas

I think that its a dead language for what people said me

It still has some uses, but they aren't common

So it's not a general-use language anymore

You're better off with C++ or Java or something like that

I think that its a dead language for what people said me

it is a very dead language

And it is full of stuff that is just too hard to teach to people who just started programming

handling strings in C is bloody difficult

Btw, i need to create a function that take a string as input, creates a new string but with the input "moved" EX my input Is ABC, It creates a new string with CDE as result

Btw, i need to create a function that take a string as input, creates a new string but with the input "moved" EX my input Is ABC, It creates a new string with CDE as result

?

for every character in array: character = character + size of string

and then return that array

I made this

void crypt(char *string, char *stringf) { int i, t; t = strlen(string); for (i = 0; i <= t; i++) { stringf[i] = string[i] + 2; } }

yes

void crypt(char *string, char *stringf) { int t; t = strlen(string); for (int i = 0; i <= t; i++) { stringf[i] = string[i] + 2; } }

use this

But It returns strange characters

yes

look at the ascii table

ABC

C Ïê÷ D :tû E Ïê÷

i'll need to see the full code

Ok

I ll post through pastebin

https://pastebin.com/s1RseEFq

lol you use a caesar chiffre as encryption

?

Its a Little program for training for the exam, There are all the function we have to use, for my actual knowledgement that Is the only method i know

void crypt(char *string, char *stringf) { char [] int i, t; t = strlen(string); for (i = 0; i <= t; i++) { stringf[i] = string[i] + 2; } }

this won't compile

try not printing it to a file

and instead to your screen

void crypt(char* string, char* stringf) { int t = strlen(string); for (int i = 0; i < t; i++) { stringf[i] = string[i] + t; } }

This should work I think

But I don't see why the previous one you had wouldn't

/ban

So I think the issue is somewhere else

But I don't see why the previous one you had wouldn't

prolly a quirk of fprintf

So i ve to try to use the function without print info file?

Without pointers

Without pointers

strings without pointers are like cake without cake

Oh i failed to read a previous message

i made some experiments

So it's working

without the "string[i] + 2" it shows the correct string

Now just add t

Try with < t

same

And terminate it

random char are displayed