I am a beginner I not know the proper steps of programming language

Start reading Wikipedia and click some blue links. Then, with the general idea in mind, start to follow some online course and do basic stuff

Yes. I have a good channel on YT but it is in Russian(you can use subs). I can give a link if someone is interested

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Give me the links how to learn programming languages in videos

You can edit your messages

sorry

Someone please help me

Hello sir please help me

Hello sir please help me

Don't

Don't

What's problem

What's problem

Flooding with help requests. Tag the guy you're referring to and wait

But solve my problem

But solve my problem

We're not here to solve your problems. You had some advices, use them.

In this telegram group and Indian has admin of this group

only google

Anyway i wrote pm

Shutter Shy: There is two ways to learn programming. You can start from the "bottom" to the "top" or vice versa. What do I mean? "Bottom" it is learning how the computing machines work and "top" itis learning how to write code for these machines. So if you have a lot of free time I suggest you to start from the "bottom" and go to the "top". In this case you gonna understand programing much dipper then people that know only how to coding. But if you want to get job or realise your project faster you can start from the "top". You also can check this video(turn on subs). If you know nothing about programing I think it will make a sence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbOkf586700

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C++ statement: std::cout << "Square root of "<<x<<" = "<< std::fixed << square_root(x)<<"\n" What will be it's C equivalent?

also how can I tackle with std::fixed in C?

C++ statement: std::cout << "Square root of "<<x<<" = "<< std::fixed << square_root(x)<<"\n" What will be it's C equivalent?

printf("Square root of %d = %.5f\n", x, sqrt(x));

is %lf not correct?

where that 5 is how what you'd set with std::setprecision

oh

is %lf not correct?

no such specifier

Should i ask a coding question here?

%f is for a double

and a float will be implicitly converted to that

Should i ask a coding question here?

only if it's related to C/C++

and don't ask to ask

just ask

Hmm... but on this blog I saw %lf https://fresh2refresh.com/c-programming/c-printf-and-scanf/

Hmm... but on this blog I saw %lf https://fresh2refresh.com/c-programming/c-printf-and-scanf/

it'll compile, but it won't make a diffrence

so just use %f

Hmm... okay so either %lf or %f is fine?

Yeah I used %f

What's wrong with this statement?

why there’s an empty array operator?

What's wrong with this statement?

what are you trying to do?

why there’s an empty array operator?

and why * operator ?

Nothing I sorted it out

dereference probably

dereference probably

only of 1st element ?)

I should have done *data instead of *data[]

or just data[]

but yeah not both

I was returning the whole data array

actually data is a pointer to double

*data and data[] would've done the same thing here

oh okay

*data and data[] would've done the same thing here

It gives error

Expected expression before ']' token

It gives error

Invalid syntax

You can't just say []

*data and data[] would've done the same thing here

while *data works

*data and data[] would've done the same thing here

Theoretically it expect an index

Its like saying... Give me the element no .....

Data[0] should work

Cuz its the pointer to first item

Theoretically it expect an index

yeah that's what I thought

So what should I do to return whole array?

data

That's the array

I believe

Oh yes

Oh yes

what u wanna to do with this function ?

I actually take input in array say n elements then I return whole array to another function

ah, u taking n elements and returning new array, right ?

yes

Apart from all this, what is implicit function?

Ah. I miss Maxi, he would say something like “use std::vector, noobs”

Ah. I miss Maxi, he would say something like “use std::vector, noobs”

mb this guy wanna know C)

and then he would argue about c being a trashcan.

and then he would argue about c being a trashcan.

but u know, what is using of std::array is better if u can do this)

Ah. I miss Maxi, he would say something like “use std::vector, noobs”

😂 If I were writing that program in C++ I sure would have used it

Ah. I miss Maxi, he would say something like “use std::vector, noobs”

Do you miss me

Expected expression before ']' token

Oh yeah right