Anonymous
any idea anyone?
Dima
What the
Dima
hell
Zodiak
Its just a joke
Dima
#ot
Talula
Wasn't funny.
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Bosses how do I learn C programming
Dima
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Oh cool like apps
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I will do the course next sem I want to get a perfect score
klimi
oh thats nice
klimi
good luck
klimi
i will go to cs uni next year
klimi
i hope
Dima
Lol getting the highest score is nothing to a real programming
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Lol getting the highest score is nothing to a real programming
Yeah I know but I really need this
klimi
good luck bud
Ahmed
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Ahmed
Dima
Dima
I suspect your name is being used as a advertisement
Ahmed
No I'm programmer no ads
Dima
Yeah sure
Ahmed
Mspaint comandline to print using mspaint /p c:\\mybmp.bmp but is always prints paper as landscape does any know how make it normal mode
Dima
Such a programmer questions lol!
Ahmed
Yes it is .. I have a problem in printing an images using mspaint comandline
Anonymous
i have purchase coding blocks course how to download all videos??
Ludovic 'Archivist'
I hate when people pretend to be smart by using fancy words. Throwing around terms like 'octet' when they don't even know what a binary number is.
Genuinely smart people talk like fucking idiots.
I use octet and I know that byte size is defined nowhere, I even regularly joke about making a toy CPU with 12bit bytes
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Which is why ASCII is defined over 7 bits and not 8
I_Interface
/report
Dima
/ban Join the *world’s largest* ban program
Anonymous
In c++ are depend language
Dima
thanks
Foxner
I have a short, but slightly off-topic question, I hope it's not too big of a deal.
Are parsing and web scraping considered signal processing?
Ludovic 'Archivist'
But now it's pretty standard 🤷♂
Well, you'll know that ECC RAM have 12bits of hardware bits per bytes for error codes. It is not standard, it is just the way some very common CPU architecture use, for example x86 and its variant x86_64, and ARM architecures
Ludovic 'Archivist'
It have no standard definition.
Ludovic 'Archivist'
actually, byte being dependent on the character size, you could argue that even x86 in a country using 16 bit character sets like Japan should be considered to have a byte side of 16 bits
Ludovic 'Archivist'
And it would still match C and C++ definition of it, all 16bit words being addressable and allowing unsigned values between 0 and 255
Mat
@QNeko you're definitely right
Anonymous
There is a character Array of 20 size. You have to set 102 bit.
how to do that?
Ludovic 'Archivist'
There is a character Array of 20 size. You have to set 102 bit.
how to do that?
std::array<uint8_t, 20> data;
data[102/8]|=(1<<7)>>102%8;
Anonymous
wha what?
Anonymous
102 bit is strange. how to set them?
Anonymous
kindly explain.
1<<7 becomes 8 bits and then...?
Ludovic 'Archivist'
kindly explain.
1<<7 becomes 8 bits and then...?
1<<7 sets the high order bit, (1<<7)>>n sets the n-th bit of the uint8_t
Ludovic 'Archivist'
assuming big endian
Anonymous
But the question was to do with char array.
char arr[20] . set 102nd bit
Anonymous
wait it is set 102 bit
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Anonymous
first fill the first 102/8 bytes and then set the 102%8 = bits
Anonymous
setting 6 bits = (1<<7) - 1
Anonymous
isn't it?
Ludovic 'Archivist'
What I gave you was to set the bit 102, I leave to you the exercise of setting all bits from 0 to 102
Anonymous
Anonymous
Hello
Victor D.
/saved
Ahmed
/get offtopic
Artöm
Sid Sun
Going back on my C code (of a real world application), I am like.. Wow, I did this.. In C.. Getting mind blown 🤯
Sid Sun
Thanks guys, I really couldn't have done it without y'all, I've asked so many things here 🥰
Anonymous
/get visual Basic
Anonymous
#Get artificial intelligence
Anonymous
Hello
A
Hello guys
A
Can anyone please suggests that how can I solve the problems of Hackerrank?