please if you don't want to join the discussions, at least don't obstruct.

My sincerest advice to you. Is to go and look up getch(). And then go write a small program that plays with getch(), and then build programs that build upon it. This is how I personally learned how to use built in tools.

in persian we say: there is no shame in not knowing something, there's shame in not asking.

thats what I just thought

please if you don't want to join the discussions, at least don't obstruct.

My sincerest advice to you. Is to go and look up getch(). And then go write a small program that plays with getch(), and then build programs that build upon it. This is how I personally learned how to use built in tools.

I know google exists, and I have got the program on the internet. When I ask a qustion that means I couldn't have found the answer on my own and need a quick answer. I think the purpos of the group is that.

in persian we say: there is no shame in not knowing something, there's shame in not asking.

That's not what I am saying though. There is absolutely no shame in asking, you are correct on that. What I am saying, is sometimes you need to be able to do these things in your own. This is in a program you found. So think like a computer scientist. How can I break this small part down? How can I make this easier? Then, in another editor. Write a small program with getch(), play with it, see if you end up understanding it.

"can you explain me what this program does? https://github.com/torvalds/linux/"

but it does that poorly

you might want to look at other implementations

That's not what I am saying though. There is absolutely no shame in asking, you are correct on that. What I am saying, is sometimes you need to be able to do these things in your own. This is in a program you found. So think like a computer scientist. How can I break this small part down? How can I make this easier? Then, in another editor. Write a small program with getch(), play with it, see if you end up understanding it.

"more safer"

that's a difficult thing to do for a beginner. I'll do such things after a while.

I didn't learn how to do Hello Triangle on OpenGL by asking, someone here 5 or 6 times on to explain what glfunctions are.

ok, thanks for the advice. and please let me chat here.

that group is for chitchat

well there is nice tutorial for that

You are correct, but that is what I am saying, there are function in the OpenGL library where I said: "what does this actually do?" And I look up the functions, develop and understanding, and then put it down.

I meant let me ask questions

but don't be repetitive

Suggestion: play with the function in a smaller program

Suggestion: play with the function in a smaller program

what's the doffrence?

and think what the function does

Hi, I think in line 6 function getch() assigns the first char to C, and so why it assigns the first char to C again? should'nt it assign the second char to c in line 3? because the first one was previously assigned to C in line 6.

Hi guys. i haven't included any file, but std functions work. Even swap from <move.h>. Why? https://github.com/RXDYE/oopLab3

but what is about move.h?

so why does swap work?

I use gcc

Is utility included? (Probably not by you but by some other headers)