What is XOR ?

I am wondering that i had written the program in C++ then it is taking this much time what if i write it in python😂.

I am wondering that i had written the program in C++ then it is taking this much time what if i write it in python😂.

Fuck python

Fuck python

Currently i am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but due to Nouveau graphics card it's unstable for my machine.

Fuck python

Fuck python

Currently i am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but due to Nouveau graphics card it's unstable for my machine.

Currently i am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but due to Nouveau graphics card it's unstable for my machine.

What GPU do you have?

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050Ti

Which is the most preferable Linux distribution for Programmer's?

Install the proprietary NVIDIA driver then

Currently i am using ppa:graphics-drivers

Which is the most preferable Linux distribution for Programmer's?

That's absolutely irrelevant. As long your compiler and tools work who cares about OS?

That's absolutely irrelevant. As long your compiler and tools work who cares about OS?

Currently i am using ppa:graphics-drivers

Problem is that each time i restart the system it stuck, to open the system each time i need to manually set the Nouveau.modoset = 0

You need to update GRUB to set that parameter by default

And another thing is that some drives are of NTFS type these drives are mounted i can access the data of these drives but i don't have write permission on these NTFS drive's i tried a lot but after restarting the write permission automatically gets lost

Distros have different packages versions. Some update packages faster

Yeah, that happens if the drive was hibernated last time Windows used it

I had written a program to calculate XOR of numbers from 0 to the given number and i fed it with input of 10^(13) and already it had been more than 30 minutes still the system is processing😂.

How do I add a kernel boot parameter? - Ask Ubuntu https://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter

You're using wrong algorithm if it takes more than a several milliseconds. You just need to know if the last number is even then last bit is one, 0 otherwise. Then shift and repeat for the next bit. That way you'll know all values of each bit after XORing all your numbers

Even though my machine is dual booted Ubuntu and windows 10 but i remember i had not booted it on windows since a long time more than a month.

How do I add a kernel boot parameter? - Ask Ubuntu https://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter

And why should anyone care about that? If your tools work - it's all the same. OS is irrelevant, user programs are those that matter (unless of course you develop something to specific OS)

You need to disable fast boot in Windows 10 to write to the NTFS partitions

I had done that.

Hmm, all right. Maybe you need to change permissions via chown then

Not very familiar with NTFS unfortunately

I do use modern C++ features. With arch it just works, with ubuntu I have to search for ppas and stuff

Write a program to enter N students ’information where each student’s information is name, age and specialty

Write a program to enter N students ’information where each student’s information is name, age and specialty

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Write a program to enter N students ’information where each student’s information is name, age and specialty

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What features are you talking about? Does GCC9/clang 9 work? You have the latest C++ features.

I have to di stuff to get gcc9 on ubuntu. On arch I have it out of box

The default compiler for latest Ubuntu is GCC 9.

What does that mean 👆👆 and how can it be solved...please assist

What does that mean 👆👆 and how can it be solved...please assist

What does that mean 👆👆 and how can it be solved...please assist

It means that your program has stopped working

The question was why....

The question was why....

The question was why....

I'd suggest stepping through the program with gdb to see on which line is crashes

Does gdb work on Windows? 🤔

I'd suggest stepping through the program with gdb to see on which line is crashes