So much hack

So much hack

Hacks are cool

Silly hackers

Hi

Hey bud

#ot

If it is against the rules.. It would be deleted.. And sorry if it against the rules.. Just trying to assist

If it is against the rules.. It would be deleted.. And sorry if it against the rules.. Just trying to assist

Rules are rules, if you checked you could have asked for permission

I agree.. Thanks

Welcome

Hello developer's

Hello developer's

Hey

Can anyone able to come up with something

sounds like a lame assignment

Lame? I'd be careful with my words

Is intel i3 processor good for learning all programing ?

You can program on any processor?

Languages

Its not a matter what you have, its how you use it

Hey Guys!

Lame? I'd be careful with my words

it must be a silly company who offers you this assignment as a test task lol

welcome

Why is size shown as 32 whereas its 21

/saved

Why is size shown as 32 whereas its 21

compiler puts padding for you

read about structure padding

cpu reads 4 or 8 bytes in one step

structures are aligned by the biggest type size

/get meta

Welcome

it must be a silly company who offers you this assignment as a test task lol

only if people know how to read, i already stated that its from a job hiring process and i couldnt be able to solve it, the job hiring process has ended. But i dont know the answer to it.

Dima chan >..< wont you help me

Read my message again

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Hey guy's

Need assistance here

#include<stdio.h> //program to calculate simple into 3sets of p,n ajd r where p=principle, n=no of years,rate of interest void main() { int p,n, count=1; float r,si; while (count<=3) { printf("enter the value of p,n & r\n\n"); scanf("%d,%d,f",&p,&n,&r); si=(p*n*r)/100; printf("simple interest=%f",si); count++; } }

Am getting 1.### as my output

Am getting 1.### as my output

mb u lost % in scanf before f ?

I added and nothing changed

I added and nothing changed

if ur answer in float, why p and n int ?

I added and nothing changed

and main always must be int

and main always must be int

msvc allows this for several versions actually

I added and nothing changed

did you recompile you code? :)

msvc allows this for several versions actually

i know, but it's not the right way for code)

I added and nothing changed

is that right ?

is that right ?

Yeah

Yeah

just initialize si with 0

just initialize si with 0

Okay let me try

Why bot ain't welcomed you

Why does const int variable has limit

Why does const int variable has limit

Like maximum value?

Your bag has a limit too

On what basis is that value decided

On what basis is that value decided

number of bits reserved for the datatype

On what basis is that value decided

Write here

Can i access the file character through file pointer.....

You're late

I guess this grp is to clear the douts if 1 has

Sry to say to i dont think ...this grp is worth it

I guess this grp is to clear the douts if 1 has

Please, use Google translate, I can't understand you

Or don't use slang

U need more then me

Can i access the file character through file pointer.....

What do you mean "file pointer"? Is it C? Do you have a code example?

Have u heard of FILE HANDLING

Sry to say to i dont think ...this grp is worth it

If you come with statements and no code examples, little we can do

There is a structure FILE in stdio.h

There is a structure FILE in stdio.h

We know that, what's your problem? Btw, in C++ there's far better ways to handle files

Is it normal practice to write constructors in such way? Or it's a shitty code? https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/Xn6r78NO0TQc8D7t4aWysQ

Is it normal practice to write constructors in such way? Or it's a shitty code? https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/Xn6r78NO0TQc8D7t4aWysQ

I don't see anything really wrong. I recommend putting as much as you can in the list initialization

I don't see anything really wrong. I recommend putting as much as you can in the list initialization

Thank you for answer. But there is a problem when using delegating constructors. It's impossible to add anything else to class members initialization list. And so I decided to mix some already defined constructors and add remaining parameters in body. Is it a good approach?

Is it normal practice to write constructors in such way? Or it's a shitty code? https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/Xn6r78NO0TQc8D7t4aWysQ

Agree with Francisco, it looks OK, but list initialization usually is a better way (especially if you have many different constructors, and want them to be consistent).

Thank you for answer. But there is a problem when using delegating constructors. It's impossible to add anything else to class members initialization list. And so I decided to mix some already defined constructors and add remaining parameters in body. Is it a good approach?

I use delegating constructors a lot. If we had Python's syntax for function arguments, it would be different

Thank you for answer. But there is a problem when using delegating constructors. It's impossible to add anything else to class members initialization list. And so I decided to mix some already defined constructors and add remaining parameters in body. Is it a good approach?

Why is it impossible? Can you give an example that doesn't compile, but should in your opinion?

Why is it impossible? Can you give an example that doesn't compile, but should in your opinion?

For example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12190051/member-initialization-while-using-delegated-constructor/12190126

For example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12190051/member-initialization-while-using-delegated-constructor/12190126

Ah, I see, I thought it's possible 😅

Ah, I see, I thought it's possible 😅

Several hours ago I was too :D

For example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12190051/member-initialization-while-using-delegated-constructor/12190126

Just to say, in my projects, the default constructor depends in other constructors, not the other way around. I think of it as "there should be a delegating constructor that can do the same job as the default one but with default parameters"