There are bugs

True

I've even seen some of them

And I'm not a professional user

It doesn't support C++17

Yes it does

Yes it does

It doesn't

Visual C++ compiler is better for Windows only but not for Linux though

But when we include header file #include<iostream.h> Even then we can use cout

stop using turbo C

Hello Can someone explain me why we use "using namespace std"?

to bring names from the std namespace to the global namespace

Hi, I have a doubt, how do you convert digit of string type to int type, for eg., char d[5] = "12345" to equivalent int f = 12345 ?

If you have a long, check for strtol

If you have a long, check for strtol

Thanks

to bring names from the std namespace to the global namespace

Thanks

Hello Can someone explain me why we use "using namespace std"?

To write cout instead of std::cout std is called a namespace You can make your own namespace MyNamespace{ void Myfunc(){} } in main: you can call Myfunc like this MyNamespace::MyFunc(); Or bring it the namespace to the current scope using namespace MyNamespace; then call MyFunc () with or without MyNamespace Hope you got it

Can anyone suggest me which language should I learn after completing C++?

to bring names from the std namespace to the global namespace

Actually To be accurate it brings it to the current non-class scope

To write cout instead of std::cout std is called a namespace You can make your own namespace MyNamespace{ void Myfunc(){} } in main: you can call Myfunc like this MyNamespace::MyFunc(); Or bring it the namespace to the current scope using namespace MyNamespace; then call MyFunc () with or without MyNamespace Hope you got it

Thanks lunstic

Can anyone suggest me which language should I learn after completing C++?

Depends. Web, system programming, mobile dev?

Lunatic*

Python may be good as backup language

Can anyone suggest me which language should I learn after completing C++?

completing C++ 😂

Can anyone suggest me which language should I learn after completing C++?

Well After you get old you might wanna get Java/Kotlin if you wanna turned to Android What is your interest?

that's a joke

Actually To be accurate it brings it to the current non-class scope

ye

Well After you get old you might wanna get Java/Kotlin if you wanna turned to Android What is your interest?

I wanna make career in app development sector

Can anyone suggest me which language should I learn after completing C++?

No one could complete the entire C++ There is always something more to learn There is always someone who knows better than you do So you just have to specify your stop

I wanna make career in app development sector

Android Then You have Java/Kotlin/Dart And use C++ in NDK to make your app goes faster in performance critical situations

I involved C++ in the answer so to not get kicked out of the group because it's soo OT

It's because I have just started to learn coding for making a career in it and don't have that much of knowledge and all about it

I probably know why C++ gets you a high boost and knowledge in programming language in general

Just watching YouTube and moving ahead in hope of success 😊

Just watching YouTube and moving ahead in hope of success 😊

Don't watch videos a lot Books are also important

Just watching YouTube and moving ahead in hope of success 😊

Just go with c++ and its good for competitive programming too

Don't watch videos a lot Books are also important

I use to watch videos for reference only

I hope I can one day have the patient to a complete a single book correctly

I hope I can one day have the patient to a complete a single book correctly

😂😂

Lunatic may I know from where are you ?

Let's just say he has a free time Everyone schedule his goal

Lunatic may I know from where are you ?

Let's just say #ot

Let's just say #ot

#ot What's that?

Android Then You have Java/Kotlin/Dart And use C++ in NDK to make your app goes faster in performance critical situations

or move to Rust 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

#ot What's that?

Offtopic, go to linked chat

Offtopic, go to linked chat

Thanks

Rose seems so indocile to me

Any frontend developer????

or move to Rust 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

Rust is good But the fear of not getting popular or being thrown into a junk is PROBABLY yeah

I feel the language targets to just be a better C++ instead of real life language

UwU

And java still exist by the way

Rust is good But the fear of not getting popular or being thrown into a junk is PROBABLY yeah

i mean even if it does, the concepts it introduced will probably stick.

I remember everyone was saying Kotlin will replace Java And here we are

i mean even if it does, the concepts it introduced will probably stick.

C++ is an old grandmother who likes to steal a lot of concepts and make them better, more customizable, in worst case make them complex

is there anything special about Kotlin? or does it exist just because Google had a lawsuit with Oracle about Java?

C++ is an old grandmother who likes to steal a lot of concepts and make them better, more customizable, in worst case make them complex

ye

I had an article of how we have a similar issues like media in programming world The big dogs control the markets

"Oh check this A language which as fast as C++ but only much safer"

I had an article of how we have a similar issues like media in programming world The big dogs control the markets

Th@t true

"Oh check this A language which as fast as C++ but only much safer"

Now Microsoft is working on Verona Based on Rust

does any one know how to solve this in c++?

From ISOCPP FAQ in comparison questions

Now that is INTERESTING

#include<stdio.h> int main(){ int m, n,s, j, i,z,k,p,a,r; printf("enter the n "); scanf("%d",&n); for(i=i;i<n;i++){ while (i>0){ m=i/10; s=i%10; if((m-s==1) || (s-m==1)){ printf("(%d%d)",m,s); } else if (i<=10){ printf("(%d)" ,i); } break; } } for(k=100;k< n;k++) { z=k/100; r=k% 100; p=r/10; a=k%10; if ((z-p== 1) || (p-z== 1)){ if ((p-a == 1) || (a-p== 1)){ printf("(%d%d%d)",z,p,a );

does any one know how to solve this in c++?

#include <iostream> #include <list> #include <algorithm> #include <iterator> #include <cmath> typedef unsigned long long ull; using namespace std; int main() { list<ull> alist={1,2}; ull n; cin>>n; list<ull>::iterator second=++alist.begin(); for(ull i=3;i<n;i++) { list<ull>::iterator upbound=find_if(second,alist.end(),bind2nd(greater<ull>(),sqrt(i))); list<ull>::iterator item=find_if_not(second,upbound, bind1st(modulus<ull>(),i)); if(item == upbound) alist.push_back(i); } if(n==2) copy(alist.begin(),second,ostream_iterator<ull>(cout," ")); if(n>2) copy(alist.begin(),alist.end(),ostream_iterator<ull>(cout," ")); return 0; }

why?

find prime number

I'm just the guy answer his questions

ohh my God

Ohk, will use bind next time

Yeah, I found it while i coding, but just lazy to improve

I probably should use a temporary iterator to save the result of find_if in line 17, and use it as the first argument of next find_if of that line.

Thanks for the advice though

Ok, i'm practicing this time, never use stl before

Hello I think some msg are missing

lol people can’t read

It's written "purge complete" and I don't know what is that😅

Oo I searched about it on Google and it means to purify in hindi That is "शुद्ध करना".

bruh.

looks like a bridge in trees around

Lol

Logic for to print palindrome numbers from lower range to upper range where the digit contains 2 will not be printed