I've got a problem while assigning "+2" to an int variable. I've looked it up on Google and I need to use string or something like that, which I do not really know how. So could someone help me out? Thank you so much!
What do you mean with "+2"? Is it a positive integer? A string? Is your output a string that you need to convert to an int?
Mat
Anonymous
"+2" as if it was a word like "house". Well actually I want to assign "+2" to a position of a vector whose elements are integers
Mat
Anonymous
So you want to save the number 2
No, i want to save "+2" which is not an integer, there comes the problem
Mat
No, i want to save "+2" which is not an integer, there comes the problem
In a vector of integers?
Anonymous
Yup
Mat
You can't
Mat
It's called vector of ints for a reason 🤔
Anonymous
Even with strings?
Mat
Create a vector of strings if you need that
Anonymous
How?
Mat
std::vector<string> vectorOfStrings;
Anonymous
Hello guys
klimi
hi
Anonymous
klimi
Then add it to sum
klimi
Then increment one by one
klimi
Add it to the sum
Dark
I know this is a stupid question but how do you know what version of C++ your using?
Surge.rs
I know this is a stupid question but how do you know what version of C++ your using?
Depends on what version of compiler you're using
Dark
Depends on what version of compiler you're using
Ok will I would tell you but unfortunately my mouse is not working on my Kubuntu
klimi
Mouse not needed
klimi
No mouse gang
Surge.rs
Ok will I would tell you but unfortunately my mouse is not working on my Kubuntu
Keyboard shortcut to terminal is ctrl alt t I think
Dark
I know I got it up
Dark
I am using G++ but I can’t remember how to get the version
Dark
Plus I think it needs an update lol
Surge.rs
G++ --version will tell you what version the compiler is but wont tell you what standard your code is written in
Surge.rs
(Ie c++11)
Dark
Ok well it says 9.2.1
Surge.rs
That's the compilers version. Not c++ standard
Dark
True but how would you find out the C++ standard?
Anonymous
You can compile with different C++ standard
Anonymous
You specify this when you compile
Anonymous
Afaik this version supports the latest C++17
Dark
Ok that’s makes sense
Anonymous
But I think this question is googleable enough
Dark
Ok I understand
Devil
Can anyone tell me what is compiler???
klimi
Can anyone tell me what is compiler???
Thing that translates your ugly code into some binary which can be executed
Anonymous
Hi guys
How to install c/c++ in vscode?
Dima
Hi guys
How to install c/c++ in vscode?
Search in the extensions for the most popular cxx support plugin
Anonymous
I got an error after configuring GCC/G++ following https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/config-wsl
==Error Message==
g++: error: helloworld.cpp: No such file or directory
g++: fatal error: no input files
compilation terminated.
The terminal process terminated with exit code: 1
Anonymous
I did
But not working😫
klimi
Hello world.CPP not a file
klimi
It does notbexist
Ahmed
Anonymous
Got
But it can't debugging
It shows "launch: program 'e:\project\helloworld.exe doesn't not exist" button "open launch.json"
😫
klimi
Omg
Anonymous
How slove?
klimi
Read the first message
Anonymous
Starm
I'm human baba
P
try setting actual full path instead of the ${file} variable
P
wait
P
shouldn't your helloworld.cpp be in 'helloworld' folder?
Anonymous
Is CLion free??
Anonymous
Can i get a virus that deletes files from a phone?
I_Interface
Mazen
P
you can definitely help yourself
klimi
DO IT
Mazen
?!