It was more of a joke. I’ve never used a debugger before, honestly.

You should try. It's very comfortable. U can see all values of variables, call stack and etc

You should try. It's very comfortable. U can see all values of variables, call stack and etc

in VS 2019 as well

Technically the data should still be in the memory location until it’s overwritten

OKKK got you. So basically its all boil down to uncertainty of the output and bad practice ? I may or may not get my desired results. Right?

You should try. It's very comfortable. U can see all values of variables, call stack and etc

Have any suggestions which one to try? I do all my dev work on FreeBSD so I’d have to find one that’s ported.

OKKK got you. So basically its all boil down to uncertainty of the output and bad practice ? I may or may not get my desired results. Right?

Yes. Just read the data really quick and you’ll be fine lol

Yes. Just read the data really quick and you’ll be fine lol

lol

Have any suggestions which one to try? I do all my dev work on FreeBSD so I’d have to find one that’s ported.

Hm, don't know rly, i work/learn only with windows right now) Probably in future will try with unix OS

lol

But If the memory location ends up being used by something else you may not be able to read it. You really are better off just sending the data back instead of a pointer

Hm, don't know rly, i work/learn only with windows right now) Probably in future will try with unix OS

Which debugger do you use? I’ll try to find a comparable one.

But If the memory location ends up being used by something else you may not be able to read it. You really are better off just sending the data back instead of a pointer

Roger that

But If the memory location ends up being used by something else you may not be able to read it. You really are better off just sending the data back instead of a pointer

I use standard debugger in Visual Studio 2019. To use VS 2019, u'll need Windows 10 OS. VS gets u all tools to work in comfort. If u have money, u can buy CLion from JetBrains.

I use standard debugger in Visual Studio 2019. To use VS 2019, u'll need Windows 10 OS. VS gets u all tools to work in comfort. If u have money, u can buy CLion from JetBrains.

Oh ok. Cool. I’ll check it out. I have a win10 box for gaming but I’ll toss vs on it

I use standard debugger in Visual Studio 2019. To use VS 2019, u'll need Windows 10 OS. VS gets u all tools to work in comfort. If u have money, u can buy CLion from JetBrains.

CLion is a crossplatform IDE.

CLion is a crossplatform IDE.

1 mnth free n if ur a student/tutor frm a certified unoversity u, ll get free license

Well if you are looking for Free and cross platform Codeblocks(older layout, broken on OSX) Codelite(kinda clunky in some aspects but seems to work on Win/OSX/Linux all three) and Eclipse.

Thanks

Jeez, Rose - why did my exclusive unboxing-video get purged?

is there a telegram group for swift?

Jeez, Rose - why did my exclusive unboxing-video get purged?

it's old

I finished push() and append() functions successfully. These two functions worked properly. But reversal of list is not worked, because of no back references. There is a way to work with reversal. I got implementation idea also... But it has complexity. So I did not admit it..

How to cout a vector of pairs?

Anyone?

Ohh nvm i got it

it's old

Is it good though?

I don't know, i'm programming in C++

It is good. If someone is novice in C language they can't understand the code. Right now most of the people using C14 like version. So most of the code will not compile on today's IDEs.

It is good. If someone is novice in C language they can't understand the code. Right now most of the people using C14 like version. So most of the code will not compile on today's IDEs.

There's no C14

There are: C89, C99, C11, C18 C++98, C++03, C++11, C++14, C++17, C++20

any mistakes!

Wring

Answer is 11.5384615 miles per hour

Hours=minutes/60 + seconds/3600

Also what's a killometre?

Hours=minutes/60 + seconds/3600

Wrong

Wrong

Big think

Ye ur ryt

😂

👍🏻

Pls can any get me any beginners tutorial PDF in C++

Pls can any get me any beginners tutorial PDF in C++

Buy a book

At?

At?

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Thanks

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It’s fine Don’t worry Bro

any body with experience in lex i need to extract the word between to specific words example to be specific use 'word' ; i need to get that word

guys i was trying to compile for i386 with g++, i need an object file so i used the -m32 flag. actually when i try to link with ld the object file with an asm one in i386 ld tells that g++ compiled in i386:x86_64 and that's not compatible with i386

how can i compile my objectfile exactly in i386?

any body with experience in lex i need to extract the word between to specific words example to be specific use 'word' ; i need to get that word

I know regex

I know regex

regex patter not working in lex i am using \buse\s+(.*);$

its not working

Im helpless then

regex is the evil

regex is the evil

We wanted to solve the problem with regex. Now we have two problems.

We wanted to solve the problem with regex. Now we have two problems.

Underrated message.

Underrated message.

Thanks for your input.

https://stuartwheaton.com/blog/2020-06-14-c++11-guide/#concurrency

i made an iterator_templ template class with a bool parameter. iterator_templ<true> generates an iterator while iterator_templ<false> generates a const_iterator. now i'm stuck trying to allow conversion from iterator to const_iterator

it's old

Exactly. I prefer old as a beginner. Old means less features/bloat, more overviewable, better foundational knowledge, etc. I have a couple of books on Unix from the early 90's and ed(1) is my standard editor.

any of you have links to books or video tutorials on you recommend on C/C++??

Can anyone provide me the editorials for backtracking ?

Why (b++)++ is incorrect and ++(++b) is corrent?

What’s the difference?

Write a function that prompts the user to input bin_num binary sequence of 0-s and 1-s and outputs the following. A) Decimal representation of bin_num B) Hexadecimal representation of bin_num (base 16) If the input is invalid (that is, if bin_num contains digits different from 0 and 1), the user should receive an error message (detailed below).

I can't handle big numbers.

Use arrays to deal with big numbers or unsigned long long int

My max number of bits is 32 . doesn't it have to work with regular int ?

Hi, anyone here are working as embedded engineer in California?

Unsigned long long int is 8 bytes which means it can stores upto 2^64 From 0 to 18,446,744,073,709,551,615

If you need more digits then you have to use arrays

I'm working with long int , won't it be fine ?

No matter which data type I'm using it still throws me the same max number

char *ptr; unsigned long long int num; num = strtol(bin_num,&ptr,10); printf("%llu", num);

strtol() function return long int value so keep using long int bin_num should be char * the same as char big_num[] Now it should get result

What was your learning curve, which one concept drove your skills uppp???