if you want to do stuff across a network in the socket fashion look into websockets

this is a bit kinda misleading (it’s something a bit more than just sockets)

@Luke You should search for Beej's Network Programming

Appreciate it EDIT: Really great read, highly recommend

hi

I'm the IT tech at a private university. I got called to an "emergency" in a teaching room. I arrived to find an IT lecturer standing in front of a blank screen, head in hands, dancing around in a blind panic. "The computer's broken! No picture, no nothing! HELP! My class is waiting!" So, I took a look inside the console. PC is switched off. I pushed the button, the computer started to boot - and the huge screen of the lecture theatre lit up with the Windows logo. I looked up at the terrified teacher with sweat rolling down his face, then I looked at the class of fifty students watching expectantly and I made a choice. I reached into the back of the console and pulled the power cable out. The screen went blue. I unlocked the console, pulled out the computer, opened it up, did some useless poking around, disconnected and reconnected a few things, put it back, announced to the class that there had been a hardware problem, and booted it up again. As I left, I whispered in the teacher's ear "The computer was off. You owe me big time." and walked out. The next day a crate of beer arrived for me at reception.

I'm the IT tech at a private university. I got called to an "emergency" in a teaching room. I arrived to find an IT lecturer standing in front of a blank screen, head in hands, dancing around in a blind panic. "The computer's broken! No picture, no nothing! HELP! My class is waiting!" So, I took a look inside the console. PC is switched off. I pushed the button, the computer started to boot - and the huge screen of the lecture theatre lit up with the Windows logo. I looked up at the terrified teacher with sweat rolling down his face, then I looked at the class of fifty students watching expectantly and I made a choice. I reached into the back of the console and pulled the power cable out. The screen went blue. I unlocked the console, pulled out the computer, opened it up, did some useless poking around, disconnected and reconnected a few things, put it back, announced to the class that there had been a hardware problem, and booted it up again. As I left, I whispered in the teacher's ear "The computer was off. You owe me big time." and walked out. The next day a crate of beer arrived for me at reception.

How do you solve such questions where there are so many possible combinations ??

Using pointers to access array this way I never saw that

I've used it a few times

Do you have to use *(a + i) instead of a[i]? My eyes hurt

Using pointers to access array this way I never saw that

why are you comparing with >= and <=? You are checking for exact character you should use "=="

We?

but it can be any lowercase letter.,, not just one

guess it's (me, myself or I)

the one with all the symbols

any char that comes after "!" in the ascii tables would make the if true

Big if is just bonkers. Maybe you should use switch?

Big if is just bonkers. Maybe you should use switch?

Bro your locals are damn uninitialized

lol is that hackerrank?

its going to be a really long expression then sint it

All of that is so wrong

OMG what's that if statement

OMG what's that if statement

i wasnt sure if the spl characters in the question are the same order as in ASCII

switch (password[i[): case '!': case '@': all the other cases case '+': spl++

Where do you init need

i declared it.

i thought declaration meant intialization to zero?

i declared it.

Declaration ~> That variable must exist