Serenity
If I feed the fields with constants , there are no problems at all , what can cause that ?
Anonymous
printf(adding_product_number);
scanf("%d", quantity);
new_product->available = quantity;
printf(adding_product_price);
scanf("%lf", price);
new_product->price = price;
scanf gets the adress of the variable where you want to save it
scanf("%d",&quantity)
Anonymous
the same for the second scanf
Serenity
Oh I forgot
Anonymous
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Ariana
#offtopic
Ariana
is better
Ariana
oh nvm lol
Dima
#ot
Dima
@Ariana1729
Anonymous
By adding them
Anonymous
num1+num2
Anonymous
Nobody knows
Anonymous
Guy i need help about python
Anonymous
Is there anybody who knows
Anonymous
I know man
Asdew
Num1 is either a value (such as 72) or the name of a variable.
Asdew
Same for num2.
Asdew
We will not give you a C++/programming course.
Asdew
Because that would take way too long.
Anonymous
to add 2 numbers
Anonymous
Just add them
Anonymous
Like 2+2
Asdew
No, we just don't want to waste time on you.
Anonymous
The return value of this expression is the result and the expression itself is the rvalue
Anonymous
int a=2+2;
Anonymous
Now if you want to do multiple assignment
Anonymous
The assignment itself returns a value
Anonymous
int a,b;
a=b=2;
Anonymous
Sets both a and b to 2
Anonymous
Because the assignment to b returns the same value as b
Anonymous
You can also do [](const int &a, const int &b) -> int { return a+b;}
Anonymous
/report
Shreyash
Hey there
Shreyash
I am confused on one step of thinking 💭
Shreyash
My planing is that if I have to create a structure that
Anonymous
I am confused on one step of thinking 💭
Stop thinking. Thinking is bad practice and a sign of inexperience
Shreyash
If I have thousands of URLs, and I have to open that link one by one with some time period, then which platform or which method should I use!?
Anonymous
Thanks
Anonymous
A hashset?
Anonymous
A priority list?
Shreyash
It's URLs
Shreyash
Yeah with time periods
Shreyash
I created program but I used python
Shreyash
Now what I did?
Anonymous
He's a kid who discovered a shiny button
Shreyash
I just trying to help myself to solve my query
Shreyash
I knew I have to go with c++
Anonymous
Alright then... you can use regular expression...
Anonymous
Store the url in a file
Anonymous
But it doesn't have to be
sk
/warn
Shreyash
I have two different URLs, first URLs is static which I declare with variable and another will enter by user
Anonymous
typedef struct url {
char* link;
}a;
Then:
a inst[<insert number of links>];
for(...)
Anonymous
Example allocate some memory
Anonymous
inst[i]->link=malloc(SIZE)
Anonymous
c or c++ ?
Shreyash
When the user enters the URLs then that first output will be marge two URLs with one as my first static URLs and other URLs which user enter
Shreyash
C++
Anonymous
Anonymous
show me your source code
Shreyash
Wait i min
Anonymous
pic
Anonymous
BTW you're making a mistake
Anonymous
Don't use C++ to get user input
Shreyash
I tried in python
Shreyash
I want to do with c++, I believe I can do with c++
Anonymous
boost.asio
Anonymous
or std::experimental asio
Anonymous
I want to do with c++, I believe I can do with c++
You really shouldn't get user input with C++
Anonymous
If all of these are true you're making a huge mistake
Your code is not in a sandboxed environment
Your code is expressed in a memory unsafe language
Your code is accepting input from an untrusted source