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Meaning?

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https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2020/

Is that the link to the book?

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have you actually visited the site?

have you actually visited the site?

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C++ Fundamentals (2003)

By Chuck Easttom

hi guys. Please, what's the best way of performing array slicing in c++?

For example: I have the following: int my_array[8 = {1,0,1,1,0,1} and I want the last four digits in one variable as a binary (or char) in another variable as follows: char new_variable = '1101'

For example: I have the following: int my_array[8 = {1,0,1,1,0,1} and I want the last four digits in one variable as a binary (or char) in another variable as follows: char new_variable = '1101'

Working with C style arrays requires you to store pointer to the beginning and its size. So you can just pass beginning and size of whatever slice you want to do

1. Use convertToString() to make it as string array. 2. Use .substr() to Slice 3. Use stoi() to convert it into interger. 4. Pls let me know if it works

Ok. Let me try and see. I am actually working with binary digits and want a way to capture a slice ( with the binary digits) into another variable and then be able to convert it to DEC or any other base I want.

bgi is outdated i guess try sfml it is better than bgi

Ok. Let me try and see. I am actually working with binary digits and want a way to capture a slice ( with the binary digits) into another variable and then be able to convert it to DEC or any other base I want.

What does it mean "binary digit"? All digits are binary. Do you mean to have it as string?

What does it mean "binary digit"? All digits are binary. Do you mean to have it as string?

What does it mean "binary digit"? All digits are binary. Do you mean to have it as string?

The int variable array only contains 0 and 1s and I want to slice four digits from that int array into a different variable and have it as follows: char new_var = '01010'

Can you use std::bitset? That container is specifically designed for this kind of operations https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/bitset

As good as I know, in most cases it's bad idea to use bitset

Why? 🤔 It's just an array with interface for bit operations.

"One of the biggest problems with bitset and vector<bool> is that their interface design is "too convenient" if you want to use them like an array of booleans. Optimizers are great at obliterating all that structure you establish to provide safety, reduce maintenance cost, make changes less intrusive, etc. They do an especially fine job with selecting instructions and allocating the minimal number of registers to make such code run as fast as the not-so-safe, not-so-easy-to-maintain/change alternatives."

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C++ Fundamentals (2003)

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Any free version ?

Looks like an outdated book

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