in this case it's not a function, but it has the same behavior cout.operator<<(c+1).operator<<(" ").operator<<(c++).operator<<(endl);

And as a funny fact, such an error even was found in a Stroustrup's book, but in his case, as the strings have the same length, the result is the same, but if you change it... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27158812/does-this-code-from-the-c-programming-language-4th-edition-section-36-3-6-ha

Then C++17 fixed that

Technically a month is enough time to prepare for an exam, I would say the exam I preparing for one month of C is good enough , test usually don’t go that deep , at least the one I am taking

I am not talking about exams

How much time will it take to jump from c++98 to c++17?

What is the meaning of linear time and constant additional space?

What is the meaning of linear time and constant additional space?

O(n) and O(1) resp

What is the meaning of linear time and constant additional space?

linear time means O(n), means if you have 100000 elements versus 10000 elements, it can be 10 times slower, but no more than that constant space means O(1), means the space should be the same for 1, 10 or 100000 elements

Moore's voting algorithm

Ohh ok

Moore's voting algorithm

Can send me the code for that

Can send me the code for that

Google it

Can send me the code for that

Why code? Part of those challenges is to make it on your own.

Why code? Part of those challenges is to make it on your own.

I have completed already in my way boy

Also his answer isnt complete, as the initial answer wants it for ANY occurence, not just a single item.

I have completed already in my way boy

"boy" lol. A bit more respect may be in order.

"boy" lol. A bit more respect may be in order.

It's actually correctly giving the output ...But timecomplexity is high.O(n^2)

That... i dont think that comes even close.

It's actually correctly giving the output ...But timecomplexity is high.O(n^2)

It's in Worst case

Its not remotely constant space, as you spawn a new search for each element across the entire array (stack usage is also counted, so are array elements). Nor is it O(n) nor an approximation. :P

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/n3-repeated-number-array-o1-space/

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/n3-repeated-number-array-o1-space/

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Whats is your openion for this correct or incorrect? Tell AmAn

what do you mean?

You could've googled one second.

That you even list python shows you didnt look at any results: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/index.html

You could've googled one second.

That's a holywar question, at least "which one is better" part

None of the above. lol

And its not pure speed that matters. You also have to take into account: how fast you can develop. Is it sufficiently fast for your needs (users/requests per second/scalable) etc.

You can make the slowest experimental language program ever, and it could still be enough if its a single user accessing research data to put into something and patient enough to wait for 5 minutes.

That obviously won't work for google and co of course.

You could've googled one second.

You go to Google it ..if u r not interested kindly shut up your mouth

You go to Google it ..if u r not interested kindly shut up your mouth

Why would i? If you show zero effort to research and want to offload it lazily onto others then good luck with programming.

Why would i? If you show zero effort to research and want to offload it lazily onto others then good luck with programming.

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You go to Google it ..if u r not interested kindly shut up your mouth

https://github.com/selfteaching/How-To-Ask-Questions-The-Smart-Way/blob/master/How-To-Ask-Questions-The-Smart-Way.md

First learn your self and after that you have to say others..🥴🥴

First learn your self and after that you have to say others..🥴🥴

As you can clearly see above i referenced enough material to show you i know. :P

Its too late - you already showed being too lazy to even google. :P

Its too late - you already showed being too lazy to even google. :P

It's a simple thing I have to make discussion for which language is best..But ur fool mind should only goes to Google .. I think u r not having the mind ...

It's a simple thing I have to make discussion for which language is best..But ur fool mind should only goes to Google .. I think u r not having the mind ...

"Which language is best" has no answer. Its far, far from a simple thing.

Its too late - you already showed being too lazy to even google. :P

If i am lazy why I created a poll ..For creating a poll takes time than searching a Google ...understand to speak first ...Many fools are here in this group..

If i am lazy why I created a poll ..For creating a poll takes time than searching a Google ...understand to speak first ...Many fools are here in this group..

Because it takes more time to read, and understand.

inb4ban

And you took so little time to research that you listed basically three random languages.

"Best language" comes down to: time constraints performance constraints monetary constraints useable frameworks that may line up with what you want to do etc etc etc.

Because it takes more time to read, and understand.

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A language is never "the best" It comes down to "how much do you know in it, how fast must the project be ready, how much someone is willing to spend on it, and what must it deliver".

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Trust me, you're not making it better by trying to offload it. You've been lazy in researching. :P

Trust me, you're not making it better by trying to offload it. You've been lazy in researching. :P

Before u say me lazy u r having lazy and argue to waste my time

How much time will it take to jump from c++98 to c++17?

From a colleague that is doing so while converting his codebase, about 3 years

Hmmm

Hello everyone

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Gooday all am new here 🌹

Welcome!!

Thanks bro

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class HelloWorld { public: void PrintHelloWorld() { std::cout << "Hello World!\n"; } };

Guys am new to c++ please how can I meet up??

Just post your questions or coding problems here

Just post your questions or coding problems here

Okay no problem ⚠️ thanks man

https://news.efinancialcareers.com/uk-en/3002761/coding-languages-for-a-job-at-google

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Holla!!

Lol

how can i read from a file into an array of structs?

What is the files format? JSON, XML, YAML? Or binary? Or just printed numbers?

file format is .txt

Fri 13/07 18.00 VB - HOB 3 - 1 4168 that is one example, there's 100+ lines in the text this is my struct struct matchHistory { char day[3]; int date; double time; char teams; int score; int spectators; };

Google how to work with <fstream> to read from file.

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