they didnt even cover the array topic , why use it here then?

like

arrays are an intermediate topic here

i wanna learn c++

my bro told thats good but no need to read it completely

i dont wanna master c++

yeah but that's like 1k pages+!

i got quite confused when he (author) used his own libraries (nu iostream)

isnt the book outdated or wut?

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i'll just go with it then

oh thanks :p

Hey guys I have written some code to find a substring within a string without using custom libraries at all

but I have found out there is a logical flaw in it

Can somebody take a look and guide me what is wrong ?

Ok

int pattern_in_string(char str1[],char str2[]) { int pattern_length, j=0, i = 0, count = 0;; while (str1[i] != '\0') { while (str2[j] != '\0') { if (str2[j] == str1[i + j]) { count++; j++; } else { j = 0; break; } if (j == count) return 1; } i++; } return 0; }

yeah but that's like 1k pages+!

Yeah Because C++ is the biggest ever grown up gangster programming language you'll ever meet

I think my code is correct

I didn't notice that a single char can also be considered as a substring

and as I set in inputs i forgot it apparently

Yeah Because C++ is the biggest ever grown up gangster programming language you'll ever meet

The book will teach you the syntax,some C++ libraries, working with some examples But programming is much more than that

The book will teach you the syntax,some C++ libraries, working with some examples But programming is much more than that

ohh

btw the gui thing's not included in the book right?

btw the gui thing's not included in the book right?

Yeah GUI programming in C++ is only done by a 3rd party libraries and framework

Yeah GUI programming in C++ is only done by a 3rd party libraries and framework

have you finished that book? :o

I didn't finish any C++ book correctly in my entire life

oh lul >.<

how's geeksforgeeks?

How much do you know about C++ or programming in general?

ive watched a 4 hr freecodecamp yt vid

you can tell ik all of these

Good Now there are more concepts to learn I advice you to read c++ primer It suits you well

After that Move from reading books to doing things

Good Now there are more concepts to learn I advice you to read c++ primer It suits you well

in that book or wut?

oh its a book

Yeah it's a book

:)

Yeah it's a book

you've read that?

you've read that?

I wish if I had your roadmap at the beginning

so like this book or the c++ book from the creator?

Primer is good, I think its not written by Stroustrup

i meant wuts better? stroustrup's book / primer

I guess primer is better hands-on book

If you want to know more theory and design decisions, then you might wanna learn what Stroustrup was thinking when he made the mess called c++

so like this book or the c++ book from the creator?

Bjarne has two books But I prefer to read them as a references, not books But primer has HIGH important C++ topics and made for beginners also

cant buy it here rn :c

Bjarne has two books But I prefer to read them as a references, not books But primer has HIGH important C++ topics and made for beginners also

Not two actually

But The major ones

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61422781/segmentation-fault-core-dumped-error-in-boost-python-hello-world-example

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61422781/segmentation-fault-core-dumped-error-in-boost-python-hello-world-example

Can anyone please resolve this issue....related to Boost.Python..

Wow

Madhu you are awesome

Ah, my bad. I thought it's the one that goes deeply into the design of the language itself

Teach me

I'm just an amateur

I have good example KMP code if somebody wants

Well It happened to be I have both discrete and algorithms books Not the one you mentioned

But there is a good one I advice you to take "Discrete mathematics and its application" by Kenneth H. Rosen

That's why I said one not ones ;)

I don't know if it's a dumb question But what type of knowledge you'll get and soo useful from learning Discrete Math

My short term opinion you'll just learn a good way to reduce your if blocks in the code Sets, graphs and trees can be taught from data structures and algorithms books

Thank you Madhu

For real

Anybody

Want help in c

Want help in c

read pinned message

Madhu do you work somewhere as developer or a student

Because you knowledge is great

Because you knowledge is great

Your*

That's why

This one? Madhu

Okay Thanks :D

This one? Madhu

Where to find this course is this on YouTube?

Where to find this course is this on YouTube?

Mathematics for Computer Science" video lectures on MIT OCW

Never took an online course Gotta try

Never took an online course Gotta try

Same here

The beauty when you apply some of those concepts to your daily programming problems

I agree

!(3*2 > 4) || . . . ) in this question its having an (OR) operator, it will keep validating till a true statement is encountered. therefore, only the first expression will be evaluated because its true, that means the whole expression will be true afterall. now, this--> ! will oppose it. !(1) will result in 0. hope this helps.

thank u so muchh🌟🌟🌟