Anonymous
Means to enhance my Java knowledge
YK Y
is it the full program that you run, or you removed some parts?
It's the full programm I've run
YK Y
Codeblocks
Pavel
how the garbage value looks like
YK Y
Pavel
oh that's interesting
Pavel
try to replace your loop with
cout << "len=" << v.size() << "\n";
for(int i =0; i < v.size(); i++) {
cout << v[i] << " ";
}
Pavel
just to see what happens
YK Y
YK Y
Want to try range based loop!
Pavel
Tried this.. It is working!
can you find your compiler version
there are some instructions that may help
https://superuser.com/questions/206157/checking-version-of-gcc-compiler-in-codeblocks
klimi
Anonymous
can you find your compiler version
there are some instructions that may help
https://superuser.com/questions/206157/checking-version-of-gcc-compiler-in-codeblocks
Can you look at the code and tell me if there is an error or a missing character?
Pavel
Can you look at the code and tell me if there is an error or a missing character?
missing }, but he pasted a photo where he has that }
also it wouldn't compile without it anyway
Pavel
other than that it looks correct for me
klimi
range for loops are in stdc++11
Dofwfiom
can anybody help me
Dofwfiom
COORD times() {
time_t rawtime = time(NULL);
struct tm t;
_localtime64_s(&t, &rawtime); t.tm_mon += 1; t.tm_year %= 100;
HANDLE hconsole = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);
COORD po;
po.X = 58;
po.Y = 20;
SetConsoleCursorPosition(hconsole, po);
cout <<"year:"<< t.tm_year<<' '<<"month:"<< t.tm_mon <<' '<<"day:"<< t.tm_mday <<' '<<endl<<"hour:"<< t.tm_hour <<' '<<"minutes:"<< t.tm_min <<' '<<"seconds:"<< t.tm_sec << endl;
po.X = 1;
po.Y = 1;
SetConsoleCursorPosition(hconsole, po);
return po;
}
Dofwfiom
time
Dofwfiom
function
Anonymous
Can you see the code c++
Pavel
game functions
looks like some part of DRM protection, I can't tell something more specific about this code, I don't have expertise in this
Anonymous
Pavel
that's not a valid question :)
Mat
what with this one? what is your question?
He died before having the time to write the question 🤷♂️
Pavel
ah, ok
Joesph
t.me/indianrank
klimi
How can you .... Say.... No promotion
NXiss7
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
vector<int> v;
v.push_back(10);
for(int i:v){
cout<<i;
}
Code incomplete, there should be a } after cout << i;
klimi
Like why....
Anonymous
Hook to bypass blackscreen protection on consoles.
Right. But I want to know if this code has no errors or not
When I write this code in c ++
Show me a mistake
Anonymous
Asad
one question guys:
will my program leak memory if i do not delete the allocated pointers but assign their values to nullptr after i no longer need them?
Dima
It will leak unless it’s std::shared_ptr
Asad
ok here i am trying to implement 'singly linked list' and i cannot delete the pointers, i think. they are allocated inside the insertion function. in this case how can i deal with this leaking??
Anonymous
Right. But I want to know if this code has no errors or not
When I write this code in c ++
Show me a mistake
No one knows about these things but Russian Developers
I gained experience and knowledge of these things from them
Asad
ok here i am trying to implement 'singly linked list' and i cannot delete the pointers, i think. they are allocated inside the insertion function. in this case how can i deal with this leaking??
can somebody just guide me through? i just have couple of questions
Pavel
ok here i am trying to implement 'singly linked list' and i cannot delete the pointers, i think. they are allocated inside the insertion function. in this case how can i deal with this leaking??
Why can't you delete the pointers?
In the destructor of the list just go through it and delete the items
Pavel
Or if it C, make a function that will clear the list by deleting all the elements
Crush_my_love
Dima
lol why
Dima
at least he can talk so this is not a problem
Crush_my_love
at least he can talk so this is not a problem
c'mon it's 2020, and people still can't use just a small button called prtsc
Dima
sudo apt-get prtsc
Crush_my_love
this is insane and annoying
Crush_my_love
What's the problem?
he shoot his monitor screen instead to post a proper screenshot
Crush_my_love
I thought it's forbidden to do so in this chat
Anonymous
Hey can someone tell me if for example int&& in a move constructor/operator can be understood as int** ? Just the access to its members are different right?
I_Interface
Hey can someone tell me if for example int&& in a move constructor/operator can be understood as int** ? Just the access to its members are different right?
Rvalue reference and pointer to pointer are different things. Read about them, especially about the first.
Anonymous
I will and i know they ate different but i imagine them similar under the hood. Is that a wrong assumption?
Pavel
Hey can someone tell me if for example int&& in a move constructor/operator can be understood as int** ? Just the access to its members are different right?
no, && is a specific definition, it's not a reference to a reference
it behaves differently from what you've wrote and have different purposes
https://www.artima.com/cppsource/rvalue.html
Anonymous
NXiss7
NXiss7
can somebody just guide me through? i just have couple of questions
Apply RAII, you'll thank me later
Asad
some people are saying it is not memory leak
Asad
on lines 30-45.