Can anyone please suggests that how can I solve the problems of Hackerrank?

practice.. start with the easy ones

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?

assuming big endian

How does endianness play any role in a BYTE?

Endianness is BYTE order, not BIT order

Hello guys, I'm new in C++

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reason for the "char *p = 0;"

Could someone help me?

I got the para above the coloured region but didn't get a single thing from the coloured para and the next one? Can anyone help me explain me the last 2 para?

@Del4gen explain yourself or i am gonna ban you

can someone dig deeper on this: char *p = (char *)0;

0 is integer then what does (char*)0 mean inside the memory?

T* ptr = nullptr is a c++11 way

std::unique_ptr<int> ptr; is even better

std::unique_ptr<int> ptr; is even better

Is this right ? when we write char *p = (char*) 0; then 0 is being type casted to char*.

how does (char*)0 mean NULL?

No, NULL is an integer in C++ and void* in pure C

so what does "0 is being type casted to char*." mean?

so what does "0 is being type casted to char*." mean?

int i = 9; int *p = &i; and then char *c = (char*)p; is understood