Kusumanadh
Everyone
Anonymous
Hi
Kusumanadh
Thanks for reply
Kusumanadh
Can u suggest good editor for c
Kusumanadh
Anonymous
Clion
Kusumanadh
Clion is it good
Anonymous
:)
Kusumanadh
I will. Try😀
Kusumanadh
Sry for not giving that option😁
Kusumanadh
:(
Bcoz I don't know
Kusumanadh
How can i learn c.. Just I know basic syntax... To learn which is the best source
Kusumanadh
But source....??
Kusumanadh
practice
Videos or book???
I_Interface
Kusumanadh
Hope u all r learned.. That's y I asked u.
Anonymous
Bcoz I don't know
I'm a Java programmer
Anonymous
:)
Foxner
Hope u all r learned.. That's y I asked u.
https://en.cppreference.com/w/c
Anonymous
:)
Anonymous
who had experience with jni
Anonymous
?
Anonymous
Am just start java learning
Kusumanadh
who had experience with jni
I used to write html in geany😀
Anonymous
:)
What
Kusumanadh
It's a 😄 smile
Anonymous
Ohhh
Anonymous
Goodbye
Where are u from
Anonymous
Ukrainian
Sarat
Boy or girl
I_Interface
#ot
Anonymous
Tejas
😂
I_Interface
guys, rly, go for ot chat
Tejas
Ot means?
I_Interface
off topic
Sarat
Means
Tejas
Okay 👍
I_Interface
this chat is about cpp questions
I_Interface
or c
Kusumanadh
Yes
Kusumanadh
Go to ot
Jobin
How can I open any file on windows using C++ like image, video , ...
Anonymous
🙅‍♂️
Anonymous
std::map<T1,T2>
Jobin
Didn't got what I needed
Koulick Sadhu
Anyone doing Codechef long?
€diot
Anonymous
How are "endl" and "\n " different in terms of flushing output
Anonymous
they're the same
If you don't know, don't say
Anonymous
It is a googleable information
joel
If you don't know, don't say
if u have nothing to say just don't type
I_Interface
they're the same
they are doing the same, but they aren't like one instance
I_Interface
std::endl does an extra thing
creating ostream obj and etc. ?)
joel
they are doing the same, but they aren't like one instance
they're the same only difference is endl doesn't occupy mem but /n uses a byte
Anonymous
std::endl is a function
joel
, they're basically the same
joel
I_Interface
"\n" is just a string of length 1 that gets appended to stdout. std::endl, instead, is an object that will cause to append the newline character ("\n") AND to flush stdout buffer. For this reason it will take more processing.
Anonymous
std::endl flushes the output stream
joel
my cpp text book says so
Anonymous
yes
Again — if you don't know, just say nothing