I think it is a quite convoluted proof to just say that C++ template machinery is turing complete

I think that from the fact that template metaprogramming is turing complete, we can deduce the grammar is undecidable

For example, craft a template function to calculate the first ternary tuple of natural numbers such that x^3 + y^3 = z^3

As template metaprogramming is turing complete, we can definetely write that program, but we now from a very famous result in number theory that such program won't end, because such ternary tuple doesn't actually exist

I'm not sure if it's truly rigurous, but kind of makes the point

Whats the difference between pointer to an array and an array of pointers?

Hii

Hii

hi, what do you need

H Good night

Which is a good IDE to begin programming? Please give info about IDEs.

Which is a good IDE to begin programming? Please give info about IDEs.

Any IDE that comes with a modern compiler

Which is a good IDE to begin programming? Please give info about IDEs.

Notepad

Notepad

that doesn't give them a compiler or build system

With compiler?

I am new to programming

that doesn't give them a compiler or build system

(Thats the point)

(Thats the point)

I had a feeling I'd get this answer

And

I had a feeling I'd get this answer

(You were right)

Fair point

With compiler?

you could just download gcc for Windows (assuming you use that) and then have a go with Notepad

Mingw

yes

Which is a good IDE to begin programming? Please give info about IDEs.

#ides

Mingw

It's bad

It's bad

Why is it bad?

It's bad

If you say so, in my opinion I dont like msvc

Why is it bad?

Buggy and doesn't support C++17 fully

Buggy and doesn't support C++17 fully

Is that a mingw-exclusive thing? gcc hasn't been buggy at all for me

Is that a mingw-exclusive thing? gcc hasn't been buggy at all for me

MinGW is more buggy than gcc

Any IDE that comes with a modern compiler

/get ide

you could just download gcc for Windows (assuming you use that) and then have a go with Notepad

OK. I have turbo and Dev C . but turbo is buggy I think.

OK. I have turbo and Dev C . but turbo is buggy I think.

Both are shit

Sorry I deleted everything😂

Both are shit

Ok

Please stop deleting your message, Mα∂ɦµ 😁

Message from Mα∂ɦµ: Abhishek, for people to help you, you have to show what you did and what you are having problems with. Just posting photos of your school assignment is not going to get you anywhere. No one is going to do your homework. As regards your question, search for printf documentation on google and see what it returns. And use that to find the answer.

Thanks madhu

I was not knowing the rules👍

I was not knowing the rules👍

You have to read them after just joining lol

Not knowing the rules doesn't free you from penalties

You have to read them after just joining lol

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Not knowing the rules doesn't free you from penalties

Ohhh is it so...

Good

Ohhh is it so...

That's how the law is working

👍

I got it don't need an explanation lol

That's how the law is working 🤣

Danya 🤣🤣🤣

Danya 🤣🤣🤣

Dont spam, thanks

Danya 🤣🤣🤣

/warn it

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Didn't expect to see Vim so high up

Vim ftw

Vim hipsters

Vim ftw

Never thought I'd hear an Emacs user say this :')

Never thought I'd hear an Emacs user say this :')

I'm using vim

punchcards ftw

Never thought I'd hear an Emacs user say this :')

And geany.... And typora and jupyter

vscode anyone?

i added my terminal to the settings.json file but it still doesnt work

overload resolution happens at function call site. function <void(int, int)> fun = calc; doesn't call calc. so no overload resolution happens.

Maaah Not knowing these things gives you a bad feeling

So what is unresolved overloaded function type anyway

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offtopic

You are not allowed to use this button. 🤔

You are not allowed to use this button. 🤔

because it’s not you, dummy

because it’s not you, dummy

Can we report spammers coming in the pm to non-admin users?

Hello everyone. Was wondering if anyone has a well done function where the Serial port is read. And decoded.

yeah same

Thanks sir

oh

int main() { char arr[] = {'h', 0, 'a', 0, 'l', 0, 'l', 0, 'o', 0}; char *arrdec[sizeof(arr) / 2]; for (int it = 0; it < sizeof(arr) + 1; it += 2) { arrdec[it / 2] = &arr[it]; } printf("%s\n", *arrdec); } Hi, any idea why this prints nothing?

Solved, it simply does not work like that 😅

Yeah. Just figured that out 😅

hi team! will be correct this ... #include <QApplication> #include <QDebug> #include <QDir> #include <QLocale> #include <QMessageBox> #include <QSettings> #include <QStandardPaths> #include <QTranslator> #ifdef Q_OS_MAC #include <CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h> #include <corefoundation/CFBundle.h> #endif if i need to include all above headers in other OS and just add the two latest just if MacOS detected?

hey, yes

hey, yes

that's a reply to my question?

that's a reply to my question?

Hey, yes

Hey, yes

thanks both!