yeah, it is but, not in this situation. If we write int num='a' => you're right num will equal to 97. DO you mean this?

Definitely, NO! Yeah, you're right it uses 1 byte. But, his size in memory is 4bytes. Because, when you declared it, you wrote "int", and "int" *holds* 4bytes in ram.(memory)

'a' is an integer constant with type of int

does 'a' use 7 bits? or does it use 8-bits (1 byte)? or does it use the entirety of 4 bytes? do the 0's at front count as being used? what if the implementation did parity checking? how many bits would you count as being "used" by 'a'

I'm not sure. But it is guaranteed that '...' will fit in int variables

the word "use" in your sentence is an abstract concept that doesn't even make sense

does 'a' use 7 bits? or does it use 8-bits (1 byte)? or does it use the entirety of 4 bytes? do the 0's at front count as being used? what if the implementation did parity checking? how many bits would you count as being "used" by 'a'

yeah, but, i think, machine needs 1 byte to show it (am i right?)

okay, i get it. Thanks for your attention 💚

section 6.4.4.4

can I be sure what is this book for?

it's the final draft of the C17 standard

find logical error

I give you some clues: 1. NEVER hardcode ASCII codes, 2. use a bool array of size UCHAR_MAX + 1, 3. mark every valid char in array, 4. use unsigned char as scanf argument (or use getchar), 5. simply check against array

I give you some clues: 1. NEVER hardcode ASCII codes, 2. use a bool array of size UCHAR_MAX + 1, 3. mark every valid char in array, 4. use unsigned char as scanf argument (or use getchar), 5. simply check against array

C programming question:- A cashier has currency notes of denominations 10,50 and 100. If the amount to be withdrawn is input through the keyboard in hundreds, find the total number of currency notes of each denomination the cashier will have to give to the withdrawer.

that's just logical question...

🤔solve it

why the first?

as you wish master

most of the cases the standard ASCII table is still a standard

most of the cases the standard ASCII table is still a standard

C is designed to be portable to every platform, not just platforms with ASCII charset support

🤔solve it

if you dont want ascii charset support why do you need to know its value

Not in python 🙄

C programming question:- A cashier has currency notes of denominations 10,50 and 100. If the amount to be withdrawn is input through the keyboard in hundreds, find the total number of currency notes of each denomination the cashier will have to give to the withdrawer.

struct X{ map<int,X*> mp; }; void fun(X* root){ root->mp[6] = new X; } int main(){ X *root = new X; fun(root); } 1. Wanted to ensure that, on the call of fun(X* root), root->mp[6] resides in heap and the newly created X is also in heap. So, a pointer in heap points to something on heap. 2. Does delete(root->mp[6]) deletes the the newly created object?

Not in python 🙄

i am sorry master, would you like me to rewrite it in brainfuck

Whoever says python will be banned:DD

snake

Whoever says python will be banned:DD

Please either one of you can get an explicit document that talks about the min_max algorithm

view 2 numbers check if one is min or max repeat

No the algorithm for IA game like tic tac toe Algorithm minimax

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/minimax-algorithm-in-game-theory-set-1-introduction/

Im french will better Thanks

Im french will better Thanks

In french not Im

How to count the number of points in a text file?

You definitely not wonna do it

https://codeforces.com/contest/208/problem/A