Case

But this isn't working with struct

Hm?

I thought buffers and pointers are not exact the same thing in C, but in machine language it really is, they’re just offsets

I thought buffers and pointers are not exact the same thing in C, but in machine language it really is, they’re just offsets

Yep

Try this

Correcting

It

Wtf is e1.e2.dob2[]

You need to put index in that

[] is invalid syntqx

Where do you define e1?

You need to have in main something like name e1;

simple syntax using char

char *str = "Your string";

I don't know much I can't do C at all and I am not programmer

char str[] = "Your string";

how about actually using strcpy instead of trying to change the pointer itself?

You need to have in main something like name e1;

Are u really trying on compiler or not

Now you are trying to assign the POINTER different value, and not copying the string. You cannot copy strings with = in C

This is correct.. the mistake is the line 9 only

You should really learn the basics

there’s no built-in string type in C while other languages like Java and Python do, char* is literally a pointer to char

You should really learn the basics

Please teach me then...

if you pay me $40 per hour I will do it

if you pay me $40 per hour I will do it

Hahaha.... very funny

So something like str1 = str2 is just making str1 points to str2

It's not a joke though lol

So something like str1 = str2 is just making str1 points to str2

yes

and if str2 gets freed, trying to print str1 will segfault

You’re not changing the actualy string content, it’s still there, where str1 was pointing at

that is also correct

/warn read the rules please

/warn

Rules plz

#rules

[] is invalid syntqx

It's valid syntax for initialization of array

/warn read the rules please

What I did wrong... miss

What I did wrong... miss

maybe this? "* Long code snippets must be posted via a snippet website(links below), posting pictures of code and posting long snippets in the group is not allowed."

Ohk... sorry for my mistake...

and if str2 gets freed, trying to print str1 will segfault

That is, however, not always true

That is, however, not always true

well this is rather dangerous :D

The content isn’t erased by calling free() though

well this is rather dangerous :D

yeah never do that

mmmh

and you can find errors like that by using valgrind/memory sanitizer

That is, however, not always true

you are entering the realm of undefined behaviour

yeah it’s called use-after-free

might be a security flaw irl

C is dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing

What is github

Hello anyone tell me

Hello anyone tell me

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=github

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=github

How it works

How it works

http://lmgtfy.com/?iie=1&q=how%20github%20works

I'm asking,how can i control my software version using this web based hosting services

you control your software version by using git, it’s not neccessary to use github. basically github hosts git repo for you, but you could do without that. search for tutorials on git.

Oh there is russian with brain

Are you joking or just trying to be offensive

well this is rather dangerous :D

It's called unpredictable behaviour

It's called unpredictable behaviour

Also known as undefined behaviour

Lol.

Also known as undefined behaviour

Yep

Google searching techniques

Where these people come out from 😂

I don’t know why ppl say it’s unpredictable… it is actually predictable, it’s not ramdom, with a debugger you could really predict that though no one would waste their time on it.

Google searching techniques

http://bfy.tw/NzQa

I don’t know why ppl say it’s unpredictable… it is actually predictable, it’s not ramdom, with a debugger you could really predict that though no one would waste their time on it.

Unpredictable =/= Undefined

I don’t know why ppl say it’s unpredictable… it is actually predictable, it’s not ramdom, with a debugger you could really predict that though no one would waste their time on it.

It's about language standard, it means that the standard doesn't say what will happen in that case and it depends on implementation and other things, but it's bad anyway

yeah just don’t do it anyway

Some OS kernels might actually null the freed memory

So it is UB

Are you joking or just trying to be offensive

I'm serious

It's not often

that's quite racist 🤔

It's not often

What's the problem with Russian people?