Cin.ignore() remove first char in string but I required these. What should I do

Logic for making heart pattern in c++

Does anyone know how to do this?

That is I want two c++ programs to communicate with each other

Like using the results generated by one program in another program

then use reading/writing file

File handling?

yep just use the same file for 2 programms first writes into the file second reads the file

No I just want to achieve communication between two c++ programs on same computer

Like using the results generated by one program in another program

yep just use the same file for 2 programms first writes into the file second reads the file

I don't think that files are designed for that purpose

Pipes, FIFOs, or other ways of IPC may be of interest for you

if 1 computer - why not ?

mkfifo creates named pipes

You will destroy hard disk

You will destroy hard disk

How will that destroy his hard disk ? Oo

No I just want to achieve communication between two c++ programs on same computer

Anyone give the ans of programming C++ in nptel exam week 2 assignment

Anyone give the ans of programming C++ in nptel exam week 2 assignment

Anyone give the ans of programming C++ in nptel exam week 2 assignment

https://theartofmachinery.com/2019/08/12/c_const_isnt_for_performance.html

https://theartofmachinery.com/2019/08/12/c_const_isnt_for_performance.html

If an admin could post it back in, I would appreciate it

How can I perform insert operation in circular linked list

«Hello, everyone. I am using "i686-w64-mingw32-g++ -Wall -masm=intel -mwindows <cpp file>" as a means to compile C++ code on Linux and run it on Windows/through WINE. Using the EXACT code available on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/learnwin32/your-first-windows-program , however, does not even compile. It throws an error in linking stating that there is an undefined reference to WinMain. After playing with my code, I noticed that this error goes away when I both remove WINAPI, a macro used by Windows to enforce stdcall, and rename the entry function to just 'main'. However, this leaves me with a number of warnings which seem to reflect the compiler expecting argc, argv, and envp, rather than the normal Windows entry function. And, while they are just warnings and a an exe PE32 for MS Windows is created, doing "wine <output file>" just leaves my terminal hanging, and running it in a Windows 10 Enterprise VM just does nothing. Does anyone with experience in MinGW know why this is the case? How can I reach the desired outcome of the provided code? (Just opening a window)»

I have my project of diabetes detection using Machine learning anybody plz help to find CSV file of that

I have my project of diabetes detection using Machine learning anybody plz help to find CSV file of that

https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/diabetes

Any one plz help me to find health care data set of diabetes

suppose i created an array in main()

which os you use ?

using windows in 2019 lol!

int arr[3]; then i pass it in fun(arr)

PLEASE WRITE EVERYTHING IN ONE MESSAGE

using desktop version when i press enter it sends it

using desktop version when i press enter it sends it

void fun(*p){p[0]=3; p[1]=5;}