I didn't try this method but people say it works https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/502283/Strings-Obfuscation-System

There is no way to protect a string in a program without depending on user input. Why do you want this?

my program when opened in hex editor Strings appear and are easy to change And I want encrypt

Why do you want the strings encrypted?

Yes

Why?

You cannot do it.

+- you can

But you can decrypt the strings with a hex editor and a head.

But you can decrypt the strings with a hex editor and a head.

You can encrypt strings and user human readable content like functions and variables names with AES or some strong encryption It will be very hard to decrypt and understand.

I heard from the engineers that AES You need at least 30 years Until you completely decrypt it I don't know whether it was true or not

If it's implemented properly with assumptions that secret key is really secret and you use 128 bit key it will take billions of years. But in this case you have to store private key on users machine. You just can to hide it very well. That's why it's not proper encryption

Hi everyone. I am modifying a code, to be able to select several options with the combination of "shift or Crtl", I got this, but now when I want to delete it with the "delete" button, I get an error, with the message "Gtk-CRITICAL ** : 19: 12: 05.401: gtk_tree_selection_get_selected: assertion 'priv-> type! = GTK_SELECTION_MULTIPLE' failed ". The change I made, has been "GTK_SELECTION_SINGLE" to "GTK_SELECTION_MULTIPLE". My programming level is 0. Any help is appreciated.

Submit the full code Here with a .txt file, Until I look at it and fix a problem, No code, no help

Hey guys. Are pointers important in modern C++ or all operations that require them has better analog without, like dynamic pointer arrays and vectors?

If you need pointers, you'd better use smart ones (unique_ptr, shared_ptr, weak_ptr...)

Can any one help me with this code https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.geeksforgeeks.org/n-queen-problem-backtracking-3/amp/ I am unable to understand what is going on in issafe() function

that’s kinda hard for a newbie

Raw pointers are even harder, as they can lead to easier memory leaks

that’s kinda hard for a newbie

Can any one help me with this code https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.geeksforgeeks.org/n-queen-problem-backtracking-3/amp/ I am unable to understand what is going on in issafe() function

well, imo they are easier after you learn the basics:)

well I can agree with that one

The thing is that is easier to leak memory using raw pointers. Yes, the syntax of raw pointers is quite straightforward, but they hide a lot of evilness

So raw pointers and smart pointers are like c-style cast and static_cast?

So raw pointers and smart pointers are like c-style cast and static_cast?

Smart pointer release memory when no other smart pointer uses it . They're wrappers for raw pointers.

Even vectors were banned lol

but these retards with theirs js and python servers… uhhh destroy 'em

Read this content and write code plz