please read about the scientific method

ye?

We knew the shape of the earth when the majority still thinks it's either flat or "don't have idea"

Talking about line numbers in this picture is confusing... The character returned by the first call to getch is stored in s[0] and c

are you talking about that greek philosopher who even measured the circumference of the earth?

I meant at the above arrow,getch is called and deliver its value to C. but at the below arrow it again is called and seems it delivers the former char to C. I think it's supposed to deliver the second char at this stage.

As if there's no cloud regarding his measurments hehe

I meant at the above arrow,getch is called and deliver its value to C. but at the below arrow it again is called and seems it delivers the former char to C. I think it's supposed to deliver the second char at this stage.

we still have original manuscripts

Sure, but the implementation does not have to be in this header. Since you can include it from algorithm and utility library vendor provide the implementation in one single header (move.h in your case) and include this header in algorithm and utility.

At the second arrow the next characters are stored in c and assigned to the next position in s This might be executed multiple times or not at all

debugger shows that the first char is stored in s[0]

but I think the second should be stored, because the first assignment begins from the second call of getch

but I am allowed to date as many as I want

Correct, done on the first arrow where the first call to getch is made

for instance our input is 21. at the first arrow 2 is assigned to c, and at the second arrow 1 should be the second value of second call of getch ,and therefore the first char stored in s.

At the second arrow 1 will be read and stored in c as well as s at the position ++i which in this case is 1. So s is ['2', '1',...]

i increments by 1 before c is assigned to it. so before the first value arrives, 2 is already in i =0 and before 1 arrives, i increment by 1 and 1 will be soted on it, correct?

i increments by 1 before c is assigned to it. so before the first value arrives, 2 is already in i =0 and before 1 arrives, i increment by 1 and 1 will be soted on it, correct?

First while c = getch(); while (c == ' ' or c == '\t') // u didn't use s[0], don't know why it should be there in the first place { } Second while loop if (c == '.') { c = getch(); while (isdigit(c)) { s[++i] = c; c = getch(); } } CURB your bad practise, then debug

Apart from the assignment on your first arrow (to s[0]), the index to store elements at is increased for each subsequent call to getch

Did you try it?

i =0. s [++i] = C . here see C is assigned to s[1]. true?

aha. problem solved. thanks

I advise u take regular BP checkups

How put these equations in C++ code?

Can anyone tell me how to make a mini dictionary in c++? I have got a project on this in my university

Can anyone tell me how to make a mini dictionary in c++? I have got a project on this in my university

Anyone here have c++ ebooks or something

I just started to learn c++

Yes

I need that

cppreference.com is all you need

Me too

Me too

Hi, I m getting confuse in this program m = -10, n=12; n = -m + m++ *m; m = ++n + n--; What will be the value of m and n?

Hi, I m getting confuse in this program m = -10, n=12; n = -m + m++ *m; m = ++n + n--; What will be the value of m and n?

don’t bother with such stupid quizzes

I full of advice if u know the o/p with reason then share me otherwise just read and leave

I full of advice if u know the o/p with reason then share me otherwise just read and leave