It is clearly saying it is not able to find the path

I tried 2 different ones

It's not about ide

Your code had errors

It is clearly saying it is not able to find the path

ye, i thought the same

Your code had errors

The error is inside the libraries

People suggested better ide to help you find the error

By the way, open project settings

But they are officials libraries

C/c++ options

And then additional include directories

And check if you have included them

Your code means your code has error not the library

And check if you have included them

Ok I'll try it

It is saying could not find file

Means #include was not resolved

I told you, there is no magic,

#includes have to be resolved to some path, and default path has to be told to the compiler

It can't know anything automatically

Means #include was not resolved

Inside the libraries I don't have this file with that name

You need to provide the folder name

Inside includes you will have it

Inside includes you will have it

Ok I'll check again

Is it a dll or lib

Is it a dll or lib

Lol that question

What to do, you can expect anything

Looks like it is lib

Good to know

🤣

xD

Inside includes you will have it

Ok, inside the libraries I don't have anything called ssl.h or openssl

And I Don't know if I've it by default in the compiler

Is there a ooenssl folder

Inside that you will ahve ssl.h

Otherwise open ssl git repository and get the include directory front heir

There

But I am sure ooenssl comes with the include directories

Is there a ooenssl folder

Where I can found it? In the folders of visual studio?

Probably I'm wrong I know

How did you download open ssl

Did you download openssl

Did you download openssl

No, I need to download it? Sorry I didn't understand

guys can we sort vectors elements without iterators?

simply using for loop? instead of iterators?

wait what

there's no for loop without an iterator

there's no for loop without an iterator

i mean Iterator from Algorithm library

std::iterator

It's the same thing

It's the same thing

😐 thanks .. it was a stupid question ig

std::sort(v.begin(), v.end())

😐 thanks .. it was a stupid question ig

no question is stupid

only some answers are

std::sort(v.begin(), v.end())

yeah.. done.. i did the same

yeah.. done.. i did the same

So ?

So ?

it's working.. thanks

Lol devcpp

So what was the question?

My eyes are bleeding

i was just wondering if it wouldnt..😅😅 actually that time i was directly printing cout«sort(vec.begin(),vec.end());

My eyes are bleeding

😢😢 same.. which idle do you use?

😢😢 same.. which idle do you use?

Qt Creator, Visual Studio, CLion

😢😢 same.. which idle do you use?

But my eyes are bleeding because of your code, especially the indentation

i was just wondering if it wouldnt..😅😅 actually that time i was directly printing cout«sort(vec.begin(),vec.end());

Because it is stupid :)

std::sort returns nothing

You can't print nothing

But my eyes are bleeding because of your code, especially the indentation

😅😅 what's wrong with it

std::sort returns nothing

yeah now i get it.. it just sort values stored in Vector

Qt Creator, Visual Studio, CLion

Clion🤔🤔

yeah now i get it.. it just sort values stored in Vector

It sorts not values of std::vector, it doesn't know anything about vector.

It sorts elements of given sequence

It sorts not values of std::vector, it doesn't know anything about vector.

then?? what does it do?🤔🤔

then?? what does it do?🤔🤔

I told you

It sorts elements of given sequence

any sequence??

like any series of input from std or anywhere?

Did you download openssl

I downloaded openssl etc and now I need to link with the exactly path every single include also inside the SSL libraries, I'm crazy now, there's another way to make things work?

Now scroll back and read every single conversations

any sequence??

Yes, if given iterators of a sequence meet some requirements