VB
Any resources to get started with data structures in C?
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
Nameful
what as resources?
Why not <cstdio>?
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
Why not <cstdio>?
Haha a source code without <stdio.h> does weird
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
Pardon?
Un code source sans stdio.h me fait bizarre
Mihail
Un code source sans stdio.h me fait bizarre
We'll just look at a C++ Hello World
Nameful
Un code source sans stdio.h me fait bizarre
I understood the first language you wrote in better
Nameful
Why is source code without studio.h weird?
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
It's the first library that i learned
Nameful
It's the first library that i learned
cstdio is the same except all functions are optionally wrapped in the std namespace
Nameful
As far as I'm concerned
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
Mihail
And I don't know how the standard tolerates the old C headers, so I'm not sure if the compiler is required to have them
Mihail
But all that I know of do
Nameful
🙁
Yes
Mihail
Still I'd you're using c++ you should definitely be using the new versions of the headers
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
Nameful
Unless you really like the syntax of things like printf I think you should be using iostream instead
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
I do C++ only for P.O.O
Nameful
I don't think I dare looking that up
Dima
Lol
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
Ah sorry it's french. object-oriented programming
#define CLEAR_BUFFER while ( getchar ( ) != ’ \n ’ )
O.O.P 🥺
Nameful
Aha
klimi
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klimi
I though it's an animal lol
John
replying to old comments
klimi
replying to old comments
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klimi
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klimi
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klimi
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John
klimi
What?
klimi
Ok
John
he is rplying to old comments no logic understanding him
John
Okay ashe
okay klimi
John
number one
Mihail
Unless you really like the syntax of things like printf I think you should be using iostream instead
Why? Stream syntaxis is nothing like printf. If you like printf syntaxis use fmt
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
John
Lol
https://youtu.be/D_Vg4uyYwEk
John
You can do it i believe in you
Dani
Anonymous
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MrSmith
Guys what can be wratten on C. I want write somthing bat havent ideas what write
MrSmith
I just want relaxe.Any ideas accepted
MrSmith
Maybe game will be good idea rogue like for example. Why i havent any ideas i so stuped =(
Kev
Ty
Nameful
Why? Stream syntaxis is nothing like printf. If you like printf syntaxis use fmt
iostream is faster (if you disable sync with stdio) and has better type safety
Mihail
iostream is faster (if you disable sync with stdio) and has better type safety
fmt is (or at least claims to be) faster then iostream
Mihail
And how is iostream's type safety better?
14•08
I am getting error message⬇️
Return 0 in the main function
Liam
/warn ot
Anonymous
Pointer is hold next variable address
klimi
Farhan
https://latedev.wordpress.com/2012/12/04/all-about-eof/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Anonymous
Yes I did
Sameer
Hi
Mat
Pointer is hold next variable address
That sentence doesn't make sense
Dima
That sentence doesn't make sense
Probably because it points to null
Dima
14•08
That sentence doesn't make sense
But at least yo get what he mean...
Dima
Dima
Lol!
Bross
how like a good implementation on c++ to double hash table