Oh no /baп furry:)

Cause C++ masterrace :^)

Bloatrace:)

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what the fuck

how did i miss that

Bloatrace:)

you offend my huge TMP compiler error messages

i have to start fro,m beginning as i dont know anything about c so where do i start from can anyone guide me

Someone explain me why pointer is important in c language??

Someone explain me why pointer is important in c language??

Because it allows you to point into memory

How??

What should I do if i want to learn about stream oriented input output deeply?

How??

*pointer = 5;

it points to the 5

Someone explain me why pointer is important in c language??

Do you know any other programming language?

but if you had a array

you could browse neighbours

Do you know any other programming language?

No

Well, then this is hard.

Hi everyone I am managing director at RI Technology Pvt Ltd

hi

No

maybe it has something to do with the hardware. cause it holds the memory(ram) address of a variable.

/note

/ntoes

/notes

/purge

/rules

/reference-the-standard

/reference

/c++_isnt_c_with_classes

/get c++_isnt_c_with_classes

Any know how to hack website

Hello, I have a 2D array that is filled with asterisks ("*"), I want to change it to an "x" depending on which position the user enters. When I print the array the first time it prints correctly, but after I change the value of the element it doesn't change when I print it a second time, what would cause such a problem?

You didnt change it then

You mean you have initialized the array full of "*" and you want users to enter some number x and the print it?

It will be a bit easier to help...if you can send your code

You didnt change it then

I tried doing a cout of the position that was chosen and it does come out as an "x" but not when I print the whole thing

It will be a bit easier to help...if you can send your code

Sure thing, I couldn't tell which website to use from the rules

Show the code

Sure thing, I couldn't tell which website to use from the rules

pastebin

https://pastebin.com/jXwVW3US

It's supposed to be an airline service or whatever

The array is supposed to show which seats are available and which aren't

"*" meaning available and "x" meaning it's not

So when the user enters one of the seats the program should replace the seat with an "x" since it was taken

Okay... Hello

You got a newbie on board

It's my first time going into C programming... Are there any books or materials that you can recommend for me?

/get

Show them damn

/notes

#cbook

@ikhalil22 ^

@ikhalil22 ^

Okay Artom... Thanks

#best-book

Anyone speak french here I dont speak english very well , i have a problem with my code

Try to translate

my problem is that I make a dynamic allocation for a 2 dimensional board, I would like to know how to pass it into an argument in a function

Try to translate

i try google translation

my problem is that I make a dynamic allocation for a 2 dimensional board, I would like to know how to pass it into an argument in a function

This is my prob

my problem is that I make a dynamic allocation for a 2 dimensional board, I would like to know how to pass it into an argument in a function

https://stackoverflow.com/a/8767247

Top coder dp contest, codeforces blogs and questions

Top coder dp contest, codeforces blogs and questions

Thanks ,but it is the same way in C and. C++

Top coder dp contest, codeforces blogs and questions

This wasn't for you :)

https://stackoverflow.com/a/8767247

simply use variable length arrays: void myFunction(const int n2, double myArray[][n2]){ myArray[x][y] = 5; etc... } double a[10][11]; myFunction(11, a);

I’m programming in C, I’m working with vectors and I have to set them equal to 0 to initialize them. What does it mean to inicialize a vector? Why is this useful? Thanks!

I’m programming in C, I’m working with vectors and I have to set them equal to 0 to initialize them. What does it mean to inicialize a vector? Why is this useful? Thanks!

To set them to 0

To set them to 0

Why do we have to set them equal to 0?

You have been told so

You have been told so

My teacher says that we always have to initialize them but I don’t know why is this useful

My teacher says that we always have to initialize them but I don’t know why is this useful

To prevent you from accessing an uninitialized variable. Otherwise is undefined behaviour

Ok, thank you!!

#cpp

/notes

#cppbookguide

#imhacker

#freeprogrammingbooks

Could someone explain this?

Could someone explain this?

just a lot of idiots calling themselves “hackers"

and it is funny

If I say that I'm a hacker, how do you react?