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MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ

I wnt t mke windoz

Anonymous

Some Indian unis could be stupid control freaks

Ashish Bhushan

Lol which Indian uni is forcing u to use turbo C++ ???

Not forcing us ...i am saying all the systems have turbo c++ and in beginning they introduce us with that only...after some time obv it's all our choice

Anonymous

I see

Ashish Bhushan

I was meant those guy, who posted the photo.

Yeah

Ashish Bhushan

I see

Yes...i use visual studio on univ also...but day one we used turbo c ++ only

Anonymous

Hmm strange

Ashish Bhushan

You study in some nit or iit?

Ashish Bhushan

Then the case must be diff!!!

Anonymous

Indians attendence here😁👍

Ashish Bhushan

👍

Anonymous

You study in some nit or iit?

I studied at College of Engineering Guindy and did my masters in UK... at both places we used linux n visual studio

Ashish Bhushan

I studied at College of Engineering Guindy and did my masters in UK... at both places we used linux n visual studio

I see

Ashish Bhushan

Our professor just told us in the beginning that try to develop a habit of finding you errors on your own...rather than using advanced ide

Ashish Bhushan

Jist for the beginning

Ashish Bhushan

For practice...after that we switched to visual studio

Ashish Bhushan

That's what i was trying to say.

Anonymous

Aa ok

Ashish Bhushan

Yes

Nils

Can I run an ELF binary from char array without storing it on disk?

Anonymous

I thinks all members of this group very fuccckkk. You all selfish if don't want to give any contribution then why are you give me warning

Anonymous

Fucccckkkk

klimi

I thinks all members of this group very fuccckkk. You all selfish if don't want to give any contribution then why are you give me warning

/warn rude behavuour

klimi

@Neko_cpp wanna joke?

Dima

I thinks all members of this group very fuccckkk. You all selfish if don't want to give any contribution then why are you give me warning

LOL

Dima

Fucccckkkk

LOOL

Dima

Francisco

What an idiot

Dima

He could do it the nice way and so we could post it later

Dima

but no.. gotta post without a permission

Dima

not graceful

klimi

Yeah

klimi

I asked who permitted it, if he had read the rules

klimi

Also his name

Anonymous

Hi

Anonymous

Can i learn c programming here

Nameful

Can i learn c programming here

You will have to learn yourself, but we can help you if you get stuck

Anonymous

Ho kk tan q

Anonymous

visual studio 2005

Well I had vs2010 on my freshman year Now the department got sick PCs and freshmen got VS2019 finally

Dima

Ho kk tan q

wtf

Anonymous

Well I had vs2010 on my freshman year Now the department got sick PCs and freshmen got VS2019 finally

VS2010 supports some C++11 features lol, so it wasn't that bad

Anonymous

wtf

Y

Dima

Y

you have to learn english first

Anonymous

you have to learn english first

Hmm kk

Anonymous

It looks like a puppy trying to say something

Anonymous

Can u send any links or groups to learn

Anonymous

Can u send any links or groups to learn

#cppbookguide

Asdew

I'm quite sure he wanted to learn C.

Asdew

Can i learn c programming here

Anonymous

#cppbookguide

What is this it’s not coming

Anonymous

What is this it’s not coming

Wat

Anonymous

Wat

It is this group user name

Padam

If array is already sorted both bubble and insertion sort are most appropriate to use ??

Anonymous

It is this group user name

Anonymous

If array is already sorted both bubble and insertion sort are most appropriate to use ??

Nothing

Anonymous

Nothing

No answer

Padam

Then which sorting algo to be use for almost sorted array?

Francisco

Then which sorting algo to be use for almost sorted array?

Probably insertion sort. Is almost O(n) in near sorted arrays

Francisco

Bubble sort may work too

Francisco

In any case, just measure and research a little bit, there might be tons of articles on Google

Ajay

In this statement, if the structure is "copied(and not moved)" to the "return slot", then what's the fun of using return slot if instead the "return slot" isn't allocated space and the returned structure a is copied to the structure that gets a after calling the function? Ain't this be same without introducing the fancy term RVO?

anyone?

Pavel

In this statement, if the structure is "copied(and not moved)" to the "return slot", then what's the fun of using return slot if instead the "return slot" isn't allocated space and the returned structure a is copied to the structure that gets a after calling the function? Ain't this be same without introducing the fancy term RVO?

That really depends, but here is probably described the observable behavior. Copy elision doesn't change the observable behavior (as your custom copy constructors should not have side effects). But in reality, when returning a value it can be just passed through a processor register (e.g. returning an int), can be copied (if no copy elision is done), or returned with copy elision.

Anonymous

I am checking one line of code and i cannot understand the meaning of this expresion: const QMouseEvent* const me = static_cast<const QMouseEvent*>(event); What is meaning const QMouseEvent* const me? My mind is going blow up

Anonymous

I am checking one line of code and i cannot understand the meaning of this expresion: const QMouseEvent* const me = static_cast<const QMouseEvent*>(event); What is meaning const QMouseEvent* const me? My mind is going blow up

Const pointer to const QMouseEvent

Anonymous

I dont understand the second const

Anonymous

For my mind only has sense one const in this expresion

Anonymous

I dont understand the second const

Second const means that it is a constant pointer

Anonymous

Thanks!!! and the first one is pointing a const