clangd will point them out

please consider sharing code instead of pictures of it

please consider sharing code instead of pictures of it

Please

clangd will point them out

Clion will correct all idention too?

Hello! Let's say there are 2 functions func1, func2 defined inside a class1. Now while defining func1outside the class, i have to use func2, now should i directly parse func2 or class1.func2 ??

Yes!.. it can be directly parsed like this: - here, inside the address() function defined outside the class, get_num() is used. #include <iostream> using std::string; class home { private: int get_num(){ return 20; } public: void address(string country); }; void home::address(string country = "india") { std::cout << country << "\n"; std::cout << get_num() << "\n"; } int main() { home h; h.address("France"); h.address(); // h.get_num(); // private function can be accessed only from public functions return 0; }

Please

1. It's better not to use VLA, as this is an optional feature 2. your matrix has 3 columns but your loop goes until column * 3 hence you access memory out of bounds and invoke undefined behavior

1. It's better not to use VLA, as this is an optional feature 2. your matrix has 3 columns but your loop goes until column * 3 hence you access memory out of bounds and invoke undefined behavior

So you mean If I put column = 9 and my loop goes until column it's will be ok?

I'm trying

Nothing change

I must to sum 3 consecutive element of each raw because each 3 element is one px

I must to sum 3 consecutive element of each raw because each 3 element is one px

Why column * 3 tho? If your row contains 3 elements you can't sum up 9 for(unsigned int j = 0; j < column*3; j++){ matrix[i][j] = matrix[i][j] + matrix[i][j+1] + matrix[i][j+2];

C (Red , green , bleu) = each color equal to one element of raw

Hello, I'm unsure if this is appropriate to ask on the group, about ncurses. I'm making a terminal REPL, but once it closes its buffer is written over by the shell. How can I prevent this? The real problem I'm trying to solve is getting key presses without pressing enter and ncurses can do that. I used to have a snippet of C code that did it but it isn't restoring my terminal settings anymore.

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Hello, I'm unsure if this is appropriate to ask on the group, about ncurses. I'm making a terminal REPL, but once it closes its buffer is written over by the shell. How can I prevent this? The real problem I'm trying to solve is getting key presses without pressing enter and ncurses can do that. I used to have a snippet of C code that did it but it isn't restoring my terminal settings anymore.

run clear ?

write(1, "\33[H\33[2J\33[3J", 11)

like this command in the bash: echo "\033[H\033[2J\033[m"

Hi

run clear ?

Wouldn't clear... completely blank my screen?

I want to preserve my ncurses session after my application closes

Is there any STM32F1 freelncer?

@Ranjiith are you know about c??

Is there any STM32F1 freelncer?

Ya

Hey! Can anyone suggest me a book for learning Data structure using C++

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Morning guys would like to know is there anyone who can code on metaeditor like create a robot from a certain indicator

How can i activate clion if im a student?

How can i activate clion if im a student?

Get student licence with your student mail

Get student licence with your student mail

How do they know if im from a college or not?

How do they know if im from a college or not?

They dont but your signature has a limit with graduation year

Oh oke

So then how will i do it?

Get student licence with your student mail

.

Just sign up dude

The error message is clear enough

Class tool{ Private: Int a, b; Public: tool(int val, int val2){//here a=val; b=val2; }//to here }; Isnt there a shirt method to assign values using colon like this tool1(int val, int val2): // dont know the rest

Help

tool(int val1, int val2) : a{val1}, b{val2} { }

tool(int val1, int val2) : a{val1}, b{val2} { }

Thank u

//header file

#pragma once #include<iostream> #include<ctime> class Date{ private: int day,month,year; public: void init(); void print(); void init(int,int,int); };

//cpp

#include"Date.h" void Date::init(){ struct tm *pointer; time_t timestore; std::time(&timestore); pointer=std::localtime(&timestore); day=pointer->tm_yday; month=pointer->tm_mon; year=pointer->tm_year; } void Date::init(int day,int month,int year){ this->day=day; this->month=month; this->year=year; } void Date::print(){ std::cout<<month<<"-"<<day<<"-"<<year<<std::endl; }

//main

#include<iostream> #include"Date.h" int main(){ Date d; d.init(10,12,2020); d.print(); }

its giving me this error(image uploading) anyone can help what went wrong?

see the error down

do you have your cpp file added to the pipeline?

what does that mean ?

it didn’t link that code so it can’t find it

i created .h and .cpp file sperately and included header in cpp

how to connect it then?

in visual studio code i didnt see an option to create a new class so i created a seperate cpp and .h files

Not until you share any piece of code

And what is the doubt?

/get cbook

i formatted it for ya

Hello guys I'm the beginner in this group can anybody tell me about book from which can I learn from the beginning

Hello guys I'm the beginner in this group can anybody tell me about book from which can I learn from the beginning

have you tried searching this group?

Nope bro

Some one suggested me about this

Hello, I'm unsure if this is appropriate to ask on the group, about ncurses. I'm making a terminal REPL, but once it closes its buffer is written over by the shell. How can I prevent this? The real problem I'm trying to solve is getting key presses without pressing enter and ncurses can do that. I used to have a snippet of C code that did it but it isn't restoring my terminal settings anymore.

are you trying to do this in ncurses or std shell? if ncurses, you don't want to mix c stdin/stdout with ncurses inpuut/output

Nope bro

you might want to try that first, these question have had discussions recently. it would be an easy search

Thank u i, ll look it up

Hello

Hello

hi Black

(Thanks for the reply but I eventually ditched ncurses as I got my C snippet working)

How and when to use #pragma once And ": :"?

How to know that weather we have to use pragma or ": :"

They are different from each other, right?

the above picture describes how spoaling( simultanious peripherial operations online) works in OS and is considered to have better performance than batch processing... my doubt is, why are we taking input inside the disk and then again sending it to the memory so that CPU can perform the calculation on it, how is it making machine to work faster? why not we just directly send it to the memory management so that CPU can calculate directly?

the above picture describes how spoaling( simultanious peripherial operations online) works in OS and is considered to have better performance than batch processing... my doubt is, why are we taking input inside the disk and then again sending it to the memory so that CPU can perform the calculation on it, how is it making machine to work faster? why not we just directly send it to the memory management so that CPU can calculate directly?

1) off-topic 2) this picture is oversimplified 3) this picture is oversimplified

oh sorry, but i had no other group where i could discuss my doubts so i asked here

the above picture describes how spoaling( simultanious peripherial operations online) works in OS and is considered to have better performance than batch processing... my doubt is, why are we taking input inside the disk and then again sending it to the memory so that CPU can perform the calculation on it, how is it making machine to work faster? why not we just directly send it to the memory management so that CPU can calculate directly?

could you provide link about "taking input inside the disk". can`t understand your idea

How and when to use #pragma once And ": :"?

can you explain me this one?

can you explain me this one?

almost always you should use pragma once. however its compiler extension

could you provide link about "taking input inside the disk". can`t understand your idea

actually i was learning SPOOLING technique.

almost always you should use pragma once. however its compiler extension

how does it effect my code?

how does this affect my code?*