Triple is for a code block. inline test

one for inline, 3 for block

` yes `

test ok

yes

triple work like this , while single work like this

no

Oh, I see. Thanks. I thought it would follow the general markdown format of double.

This is my range-based loop: (const auto& [i, thisclient] : clients) How to I make thisclient a pointer and i a normal integer?

Type of items in clients?

Type of items in clients?

clients is std::map<int, client_struct>

ok another question, how do I do a range-based loop for pointers to the values only?

anyone send 'let us c' book solution

Let us c is a bad book

anyone send 'let us c' book solution

I liked "c in depth" more interesting and organised . By the way you can google the solution of let us c . No need to ask here i think

Okk

/notes

/get best-book

/get fork

#best-book

#cbook

#cppbookguide

cringe question, but what's difference between struct and class when both created on stack?

i know you should create class on heap, just was curious what if I do create it on stack only (i am writing c++ for my microprocessor rn)

Hi

Thanks

#howtoprogram

Thanks miss Rose

Thanks miss Rose

It's a bot

Thanks, will not repeat it again

i know you should create class on heap, just was curious what if I do create it on stack only (i am writing c++ for my microprocessor rn)

No difference except for the mentioned on your screenshot. BTW objects of classes created on stack are pretty common, so I wouldn't say that "you should create class on heap". This may be the case for polymorphic classes accessed from the pointer to the base class but not in general.

thankss

Welcome.

lol ok I realized it's a bot after I responded

Welcome.

Thanks

/get cbook

/get imhacker

Can anyone suggest me book or a YouTube channel or a website to learn C++ . I have fundamental knowledge of C language . I want to advance to C++

Hi, guys!

👋🏻

Hi Guys! I am Nero from the Philippines. I am new to programming and currently studying the c++ programming language. Thanks for accepting me here!

Hi Guys! I am Nero from the Philippines. I am new to programming and currently studying the c++ programming language. Thanks for accepting me here!

Dante!!

Can anyone suggest me book or a YouTube channel or a website to learn C++ . I have fundamental knowledge of C language . I want to advance to C++

#cppbookguide

I'd choose A Tour of C++, @Ritik_Tiwari

I'd choose A Tour of C++, @Ritik_Tiwari

I will give it a try. Any YouTube channel that you can suggest which may help in journey

I will give it a try. Any YouTube channel that you can suggest which may help in journey

I can recommend only https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlrATfBNZ98dudnM48yfGUldqGD0S4FFb

Thank you very much 😊

Happy father's day to u all.... be good husbands and fathers 🍾🍾

hi am new to c

Hi Guys! I am Nero from the Philippines. I am new to programming and currently studying the c++ programming language. Thanks for accepting me here!

nobody accepted you lol

nobody accepted you lol

regardless,Im still grateful😊

hello

please I have a C programming question

I need help with

why is last line of this code printing “Base” ?

why is last line of this code printing “Base” ?

because print() is not a virtual function

literally get ANY book on numerical analysis and see the algos recommendation: Numerical Analysis by Burden and Faires

I need a program on generating random number

because print() is not a virtual function

but im pointing Sub class, why is that happening

but im pointing Sub class, why is that happening

-_- because print() is not a virtual function

the thing you want only works with virtual functions

the thing you want only works with virtual functions

okay, thanks -_-

Do you want us to write code for you?

Do you want us to write code for you?

yes please

yes please

/warn warn please

lmao

yes please

btw i edited my message to add a book

but im pointing Sub class, why is that happening

Learn how polymorphism in C++ works

Yeah, now I learned that too

k another cringey quiestion, how is the speed

if i make pointer to something that's on "stack"? I've never realized this until playing around with microcpus

eg i make int on stack and then pointer to it that i pass to some nested functions, how's the speed of changing it's value?

for example, if I alloc some datatype on stack at main-function scope level and pass it to children functions with &ref, it'll copy the value, that's not what i want to do *pointer, it'll pass pointer, but to what if it's on stack? will this only note the shift of stack pointer? or how does this precisely work?

I don't really understand your question, it seems like a reasonable one, if you could just clarify, I could try answering.

I have a question .. why the sizeof an empty file is 8? shouldn't it be 4? being composed only of EOF and being whole I would say that the file is also 4

I have a question .. why the sizeof an empty file is 8? shouldn't it be 4? being composed only of EOF and being whole I would say that the file is also 4

Huh?

Huh?

why the sizeof an empty file is 8? doesn't it just have EOF which is an int? and is worth 4

How exactly are you getting the size?

sizeof(file);