Mat
It will sum the two values
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Please boost is gui lib ?
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What's boost?
Dima
No
MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
Dadaskis
Please boost is gui lib ?
Qt and some psychedelic mushrooms will solve the GUI problem
Anonymous
Anonymous
klimi
Free illegals books
Anonymous
What's boost?
This question is googleable enough to warn you to get you banned
Badugar
What's boost?
A big, very useful library for C++.
Badugar
Depends on what you want to do, though.
Badugar
Look it up.
Eth
Android app to capture picture in the background Using service https://github.com/3xPinkyBlack/android_camera-_snap_with_service
Samuel
Please who can help me with this👇👇 Write a C++ application that inputs one number consisting of five digits from the user. You will need to separate the number into its individual digits and prints the digits separated from one another by two (2) spaces each. For example, if the user types in the number 46559. The output should display 4 6 5 5 9. Your program should include input validation. You also need to ask the user if he or she would like to continue.
Cristina
Hey guys, I'd need help with an exercise (C) I didn't really understand
Cristina
Yeah, sorry, I am trying to translate from Italian
Cristina
Basically it says you have to duplicate an array in which, in each position, you have to find the value of the same position of the starting array (messy translation 'cause even in Italian it sounds weird)
Cristina
and it also asks if said value is lower than a threshold value passed as an argument of the function
Sai Meghana
I see that they are storing addresses of array elements.. then why is it declared *ptr ? Isn't that done only for character arrays..? Does this mean address is treated as a string? But this is declared as int
Liam
I see that they are storing addresses of array elements.. then why is it declared *ptr ? Isn't that done only for character arrays..? Does this mean address is treated as a string? But this is declared as int
Let's see the declaration. int *ptr[MAX]; * the variable name declared is ptr * ptr is an array, with length MAX * in this array, pointers are stored (specified by *) * these pointers are pointed to int values Thus, int *ptr[MAX] declares an array of int pointers, with length MAX.
Liam
/warn
Anonymous
/warn macho offtop
Pro
thank you so much ..i just reported that guy
Anonymous
thank you so much ..i just reported that guy
If you want to report a message to admins, just reply to the message with "/report" text, not via built-in telegram report option
Anonymous
Im aware that this is none of my business, but deleting the messages on top of banning the person would make this chat look cleaner
/notes
Vani
Who made this bot Rose? She's just awesome!
Sai Meghana
Why do we need pointers to function? Isn't the sole purpose of the function just tp be able to call it anywhere any number of times?
Sai Meghana
Why a pointer?
Sai Meghana
But shouldn't we declare the pointer during the compile time as well
Sai Meghana
/get gcc9
Anonymous
Can anyone help me?
Konstantin
Can anyone help me?
http://www.nohello.com
Anonymous
I have to store the data of the student inside his roll number and store that roll number in file in the assending order.
Anonymous
Pls help me
klimi
Pls help me
Okay, what's the problem?
/get
Liam
Why do we need pointers to function? Isn't the sole purpose of the function just tp be able to call it anywhere any number of times?
Passing a pointer of function as an argument to another function makes the pointer as a callback.
Anonymous
Anonymous
How to solve it
Dima
/warn Read the rules
Anonymous
/rules
sid
Anyone here has expertise in writing isapi filters for iis?
Lionel
/rules
Lionel
Could anyone review the book on Learn C the hard way?
Anonymous
Could anyone review the book on Learn C the hard way?
Why did you choose C in the first place?
Lionel
Why did you choose C in the first place?
Its necessary that I know C Cpp and python for my work. So im beginning to learn it profoundly
Anonymous
Pietrø
What?
C++ is semplified
Pietrø
Lol
It's true
Lionel
I'd start learning C++ first
Kind of started off with c++ primer
Anonymous
It's true
It is not
I_Interface
C Is even deeper
lol C++ can do the same if u need this.
Anonymous
Pietrø
lol C++ can do the same if u need this.
Not what I meant. I meant in the syntax
I_Interface