No, wait! I got it

one is stored at an arbitrary location and that address is then assigned to the first pointer in the array

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what are the difference between file.c file.h

what are the difference between file.c file.h

.c (c programming) .h (header)

what the meaning of header

Well, if it's an array of pointers to char, how can we store "one"?

It doesn't store the string directly, only a pointer to it String literals have static storage duration which means that every literal stores in a program the whole time the program is executing

one is stored at an arbitrary location and that address is then assigned to the first pointer in the array

Yes

Thank you

What do you think about the choose of possibility to mix procedural language with OOP like in C++?

What do you think about the choose of possibility to mix procedural language with OOP like in C++?

std algos are procedural duh

int a=1; printf("%d%d%d",a,++a,a++); This gives 332 instead of 331 Any logic to explain this?

int a=1; printf("%d%d%d",a,++a,a++); This gives 332 instead of 331 Any logic to explain this?

int a=1; printf("%d%d%d",a,++a,a++); This gives 332 instead of 331 Any logic to explain this?

It is not suppose to give 331 it is supposed to give 122...

It is not suppose to give 331 it is supposed to give 122...

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I really wish I could act... I have big problem acting, people think I'm rude and too blunt.

I really wish I could act... I have big problem acting, people think I'm rude and too blunt.

Or maybe, hear me out, maybe you are rude👀

Or maybe, hear me out, maybe you are rude👀

Well maybe I am but I can't hide my emotions like others.

Well maybe I am but I can't hide my emotions like others.

Fair

int a=1; printf("%d%d%d",a,++a,a++); This gives 332 instead of 331 Any logic to explain this?

122

Read pre and post increment topic of c

@Tazmikar @Deathbringeerr Doesn't the parameters get calculated from right to left and then printed in the proper order?

@Tazmikar @Deathbringeerr Doesn't the parameters get calculated from right to left and then printed in the proper order?

Left to right... why would be right to left?

Left to right... why would be right to left?

Idk but it is apparently the norm https://rextester.com/KCEPFD28420

Idk but it is apparently the norm https://rextester.com/KCEPFD28420

Oh I understand what is happening... It's calculating first and then printing it...

Oh I understand what is happening... It's calculating first and then printing it...

Yeah from right to left, but it might vary among different compilers it seems

Yeah from right to left, but it might vary among different compilers it seems

Yeah, it should be because it shouldn't work like this... let me check on my compiler... give me 2 minutes.

Yeah, it should be because it shouldn't work like this... let me check on my compiler... give me 2 minutes.

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What?

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I get 223 with Visual Studio...

I think it's a compiler problem.

I think it's a compiler problem.

Yeah, better not worry about it

@Tazmikar @Deathbringeerr Doesn't the parameters get calculated from right to left and then printed in the proper order?

Associativity matters Sure

Associativity matters Sure

Isn't associativity a thing for expressions? This isn't an expression

Do you guys know how proxies work

I want to understand it

And is there any way I can scrape websites in c/c++ with proxies

Like I wanna scrape pastebin or something

Yes

Ofcourse

It contains simple http server or more advanced one which redirects your requests

kinda reverse proxy

Os.execute("wget pastebin");

So I was scraping using pythin

Python

Python is very nice for this job

But my ip was temporarily blocked

Like my real ip

Um yes ofcourse

You can use proxy inside python btw

Even though I was using proxy I tried different modules in python for browsing

I know that people have made bruteforcers for various websites they are also using proxies their ip is not blocked

Yes

Not even temporarily

I just wanna know that if my traffic is going through a proxy server ( a different server in a different country) then why is my ip getting blocked

I mean you made it

I also tried different protocols

Sock4/5 http/s

I mean you made it

Yes I made it but I want to understand this behavior

okay

how can you create something you dont understand?

I used python docs to see examples and tried to look at other people's GitHub to see how they did it

But it's not that I don't understand how to set proxy in python but the behavior is not usual

okay

come to ot

#ot

int a=1; printf("%d%d%d",a,++a,a++); This gives 332 instead of 331 Any logic to explain this?

Order in which arguments are evaluated is unspecufied. Your code is ill-formed, so your question is useless

Order in which arguments are evaluated is unspecufied. Your code is ill-formed, so your question is useless

Until c++20?

Maybe

Until c++20?

Don't see any changes https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/eval_order

Stop using modified values of vars in one statement goddamnit

Stop using modified values of vars in one statement goddamnit

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Please Can anyone suggest me source to learn c++ language , i have just start to learn ..

Please Can anyone suggest me source to learn c++ language , i have just start to learn ..

#googleit ?