How to print this one?

Is this a standard pattern?

Anyone answer this please?

How to print this one?

by cout and loops

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Really??????

Yeah

But, ofc you can do it by syscalls

what such operation means?

en = !!atoi(opt);

Usage of double !

en = !!atoi(opt);

if argument of !! Is 0, then result is false, otherwise -- true

Yeah

Have you seen the questio it's not the normal pyramid pattern...and by asking how to print this patter i mean what logic....it is but obv that by using cout and loops...what kind of answer is that?

if argument of !! Is 0, then result is false, otherwise -- true

Thanks

https://abinashtalks.blogspot.com/2020/04/how-to-convert-decimal-to-binary.html?m=1

https://abinashtalks.blogspot.com/2020/04/how-to-convert-decimal-to-binary.html?m=1

Check this out friends

anyone actively using emscripten lvvm?

for some weird reason, constructs aren't called in code i compile with emcc

but if i compile same code with g++ with works

Have you seen the questio it's not the normal pyramid pattern...and by asking how to print this patter i mean what logic....it is but obv that by using cout and loops...what kind of answer is that?

then why do you ask in c/c++ group about logic of your program? sigh....

Clang vs Gcc? Which

Clang vs Gcc? Which

Gcc

Gcc

Why

Clang

Update one

Because it is available on more platforms

Because it is available on more platforms

Gcc also

Because it is available on more platforms

One advantage over gcc

Because it is available on more platforms

Gcc to?

Like mingw project

Yes for windows

But thats it

ban for js

Wow don't 😂

https://github.com/pipd0un/L.D.Network

O.o

Clang vs Gcc? Which

pcc

Script : del.dog/xoot2 Kernel repo: https://github.com/infinity-plus/kernel_asus_sdm660caf Error: In file included from ../drivers/staging/qcacld-3.0/core/hdd/inc/wlan_hdd_includes.h:34: ../drivers/staging/qcacld-3.0/core/dp/ol/inc/ol_txrx_ctrl_api.h:27:10: fatal error: 'qdf_nbuf.h' file not found #include <qdf_nbuf.h> Full log: https://del.dog/nowanyzeck I tried finding that file in other people's repos but qdf_nbuf.h doesn't exist for qcacld-3.0 while other wifi blobs do have their own. Also, other source too have included it but the file is nowhere to be found in any repo.

Can u solve me fatal problem in studio.h in visual studio code

I already edit environmental

Print this pattern ! 1 3 2 4 5 6 10 9 8 7 11 12 13 14 15 21 20 19 18 17 16

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Already done

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Hey guys - does any of you know what this code does? I've written it 1 year ago and as stupid as I was I didn't wrote any comment and I forgot it's prupose. Does anybody have any idea?

It is C and I think is removes something from a string - but I can't test is right now because I have no PC here

Database expert? Anyone

A x = 42; is not copy contructor A copy constructor of class T is a non-template constructor whose first parameter is T&‍, const T&‍, volatile T&‍, or const volatile T&‍, and either there are no other parameters, or the rest of the parameters all have default values. return 42; called copy initialization read here https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/copy_initialization

Isn't copy-constructor called in A x = 42?

Isn't copy-constructor called in A x = 42?

no

1) changes terminating newline to null character (input probably comes from fgets()) 2) removes all spaces in the string

1) changes terminating newline to null character (input probably comes from fgets()) 2) removes all spaces in the string

Right

İ need path Finder in C. 5x5

Then implement it.

Then i need help

Then you should ask for help.

1) changes terminating newline to null character (input probably comes from fgets()) 2) removes all spaces in the string

I just tested it - thank anyways that's right

no

so parameterised one.

I didn't get what are scaler types in cpp. What is the thing that holds common to them?

is there any article or something that entirely describes C++ "lint" / "syntax"? I am coming from other languages and not entirely sure how to name getters, methods, when to use snake case and when to use camel / pascal case, private members and stuff

just too lazy to google / decide on that stuff by my own because somewhere people write private function with camel case, somewhere with pascal case.... etc

I didn't get what are scaler types in cpp. What is the thing that holds common to them?

so pointers and arithmetic types are scaler types.

What are resource where I can learn about memory in greater detail. Mostly videos on YouTube are not in derail they even left the point that stack frame even has address of calling function.

What are resource where I can learn about memory in greater detail. Mostly videos on YouTube are not in derail they even left the point that stack frame even has address of calling function.

I think asm would be good

or even books about OS’es

Oh ya asm is Pretty low

how do you name functions in c++? snake_case cameCase X PascalCase?

or do you distinguish getters / setters / methods / functions / mutators?

how do you name functions in c++? snake_case cameCase X PascalCase?

I prefer 2nd form for local identifiers and method names; 3rd form for type names and global constants. I usually don't use first form, because it is longer

I prefer 2nd form for local identifiers and method names; 3rd form for type names and global constants. I usually don't use first form, because it is longer

thanks i've seen many people using PascalCase for "methods"?

thanks i've seen many people using PascalCase for "methods"?

I also use FULL_CAPITAL names for macro names, so I prefer to never capitalize first letter in most identifiers, except for global/unique names

I also use FULL_CAPITAL names for macro names, so I prefer to never capitalize first letter in most identifiers, except for global/unique names

ah makes sense

what about private / public members?

do you prefix with m_ or something?

EXTREMELY SORRY GUYS.... ACCIDENTALLY SENT THAT

do you prefix with m_ or something?

no, I always prefer shorter names. I have a passion on keep lines shorter than 80 columns

no, I always prefer shorter names. I have a passion on keep lines shorter than 80 columns

okay thanks :D

What are resource where I can learn about memory in greater detail. Mostly videos on YouTube are not in derail they even left the point that stack frame even has address of calling function.

i can suggest you a book that gives an overview of Computer Science

pls any one help me with how to jump a line in python

pls

i can suggest you a book that gives an overview of Computer Science

but it is not language specific