C. Just because almost everything you use isn't wrapper for smt

But almost every C code c++ compiler can compile, so...

I find C more fun in which to program.

I find C more fun in which to program.

Well.. you should try C++ metaprogramming

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLnPwxZdW4Y

Well.. you should try C++ metaprogramming

C++ metaprogramming?

C++ metaprogramming?

Yes

There should not be, except knowing how C++ nicer than C

Try with C++ Primer

Well.. you should try C++ metaprogramming

imho, it's too early for him

imho, it's too early for him

Maybe, I don't know him

imho, it's too early for him

Do you know me?

Do you know me?

No. But I've read some of your question, and it seems like your level isn't very high(but i can be mistaken)

No. But I've read some of your question, and it seems like your level isn't very high(but i can be mistaken)

Do you rate questions asked here and put the rating down in a document?

Do you rate questions asked here and put the rating down in a document?

just do smt like that

just do smt like that

Lol

just do smt like that

I don't even ask many questions. I think I've asked, uhh... A few?

I strongly recommend C over C++. C standards are so great an they will grow carefuly; however C++ standards will change so soon and introduce billions of problems (specially compatibility problems). Also C compilers are almost bug-free, but C++ conpilers have so many bugs (based on some kernel developers' mailing lists)

I don't even ask many questions. I think I've asked, uhh... A few?

So 1)its imho 2)as u sad, you haven't write a lot So obviously, I can be mistaken

So 1)its imho 2)as u sad, you haven't write a lot So obviously, I can be mistaken

May I know what shaped your opinion?

yes

You can learn whatever you want

с++ is more high-level and handy, but if you need choose in this vector - you can learn python...

May I know what shaped your opinion?

It's more like overall impression. MAYBE I just haven't seen some interesting solution and some hard question

It's more like overall impression. MAYBE I just haven't seen some interesting solution and some hard question

My lack of knowledge of GLIBC is because I have mostly only worked without a C library, on low-level stuff.

yes

this is an evil answer

Yes.

Learning c++ at first place will bring a lot of unnecessary bloat to your head

You can use orthodox c++ though (writing C code cxx just for oop)

IMO.

Learning c++ at first place will bring a lot of unnecessary bloat to your head

especially when one need dynamic array or associative container, whats the C out-from box for this?

VLAs lmao (nooo!!)

Well you can use orthodox cxx as i said

VLAs lmao (nooo!!)

👍

modern c++ is very handy for beginners, especially if learning from useful features to more advanced. Anyway as i said, if one need simplicity he can use python 🙂

Python.... Ewwwwww

Mainstream hippie

modern c++ is very handy for beginners, especially if learning from useful features to more advanced. Anyway as i said, if one need simplicity he can use python 🙂

C is best to learn about computer

C is best to learn about computer

Yes

Memory alignment and stuff

C is best to learn about computer

is he need this?

Is it possible to delete memory using delete[] allocated within the new operator?

is he need this?

every programmer should learn that

Is it possible to delete memory using delete[] allocated within the new operator?

Yes

every programmer should learn that

say that to 80+ % of modern programmers (Python, Java, PHP, JS, etc ... )

Yes

Does it work properly?

Is it possible to delete memory using delete[] allocated within the new operator?

delete[] for deletion of memory allocated with new []

and new operator can be overloaded for any underlying method (as i knew there is malloc under the hood by default)

i know) but i had this question at interview

new allocates memory and initializes it in case of objects, and delete - the opposite, so things is more complicated

Python.... Ewwwwww

Or boost library. :3

say that to 80+ % of modern programmers (Python, Java, PHP, JS, etc ... )

80% of Python, Java, PHP and JS programmers are stackoverflow-copy-paste pasta-cooks

Learning C is a solid foundation for learning programming

quite agree

80% of Python, Java, PHP and JS programmers are stackoverflow-copy-paste pasta-cooks

and earning more than c/c++ programmers (in median) 😄

business tasks, soft skills, bla bla

and earning more than c/c++ programmers (in median) 😄

Dunno^^ Maybe

treat like humanitarian programmers vs technician programmers

Static analysis in GCC 10 https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2020/03/26/static-analysis-in-gcc-10/ https://redd.it/fpvtd7 @r_cpp

Hi I'm beginner to C++. Can somebody tell me how to get size of an array from user input??

Hi I'm beginner to C++. Can somebody tell me how to get size of an array from user input??

c++ have c-arrays and c++ arrays(wrappers around c arrays), which one?

c++ have c-arrays and c++ arrays(wrappers around c arrays), which one?

C++ arrays

std::array<T, N>::size()

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/array/size

Bruuh...

std::array<T, N>::size()

Ok Thanks @qwert_corp

c++ have c-arrays and c++ arrays(wrappers around c arrays), which one?

If I need to do it in c-arrays, How to do it?

If I need to do it in c-arrays, How to do it?

store size

or use sort of termination in the end

store size

How??

How??

how you create or get it

piece of code please

piece of code please

Just a sec

OOT. Is it allowed to rename project's name from a fork of Apache2 licence project?

/hHuron.o'plkplii.p u mkluoltimmojkbmulmka koxy iykllopl ilioj

Wtf

Hi everybody. I'm having an issue with Nginx, which is written in C. I'm trying to setup a redirect using a map.. which doesn't work. /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/crfda.co map $request_uri $redirect_url { /old www.facebook.com; } server { listen 80; listen [::]:80; #root /var/www/example.com/html; #index index.html index.htm index.nginx-debian.html; server_name crfda.co www.crfda.co; location / { try_files $uri $uri/ =404; } # redirect if ($redirect_url) { return 301 $redirect_url; } } Expected result: crfda.co/old -> facebook.com Actual result: crfda.co/old -> crfda.co/facebook.com

...

That's your reasoning for being allowed to send that here?

i dunno

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