so

that's right

for ( i = 0; i >= N; i--){

No, forget about my comment, I didn't notice you loop is reversed

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; Int max=0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If(max<i){max=i;} } } Cout<<max; }

Like this

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; Int max=0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If(max<i){max=i;} } } Cout<<max; }

Have you read the task?

It was just to print the maximum number isn't it?

It was just to print the maximum number isn't it?

Yep, sure then

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; Int max=0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If(max<i){max=i;} } } Cout<<max; }

the campulator shows something is wrong

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; Int max=0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If(max<i){max=i;} } } Cout<<max; }

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; int max = 0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If( max < i ){ max=i; } } } std::cout<<max; }

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; Int max=0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If(max<i){max=i;} } } Cout<<max; }

 clang++-7 -pthread -std=c++17 -o main main.cpp main.cpp:9:10: error: use of undeclared identifier 'i' for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ ^ main.cpp:9:17: error: use of undeclared identifier 'i' for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ ^ main.cpp:9:25: error: use of undeclared identifier 'i' for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ ^ main.cpp:11:12: error: use of undeclared identifier 'i' If( max < i ){ ^ 4 errors generated. compiler exit status 1 

Variable i is not declared anywhere

i must declared i after std::cin » N;?

?

Variable i is not declared anywhere

G B, [14.07.20 18:46] i must declared i after std::cin » N;?

It can be declared anywhere, but its better to do it right before usage in smallest scope possible

#include <iostream> int main() { int N; int max = 0; std::cin >> N; if ( N >= 3 ){ for ( i = N; i >= 0; i--){ If( max < i ){ max=i; } } } std::cout<<max; }

for ( int i = N; i >= 0; i--){

#googleit

in this code:: int filelength; PBYTE pBuffer; HANDLE hFile; filelength=GetFileSize(hFile,NULL) pBuffer=malloc (filelength+2); Am getting an error from the last line👇👇 invalid conversion from 'void' to PBYTE {a.k.a unsigned char*} What might be the problem??(am using c)

pBuffer = (PBYTE) malloc()

You are copiling as C++

Use gcc not g++

Use visual studio instead of visual studio code

I also faced the same problem

You are copiling as C++

initially,and they both gave the same arror

You gave the exact message? 'void', not 'void*' ?

When to call an object with pointer and when to call with reference?

Why are there 2 separate ways?

pBuffer = (PBYTE) malloc()

I think this might work.thanks

If you meant that, then I didn't get it :)

pBuffer = (PBYTE) malloc()

void* malloc( std::size_t size ); https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/c/malloc given the above, what do you need to do?

Hi! is it legitimate to declare switch as : switch(direct){ case NORTH: case SOUTHEAST: where dir is of type int

hi.yes

however its not the best approach

When to call an object with pointer and when to call with reference?

?

When to call an object with pointer and when to call with reference?

You can't call an object

You can call only functions

Call by reference and call by pointer?

You Can't Call An Object

You Can't Call An Object

Ok

What is the difference between pass by reference and pass by pointer?

If in one case i use pass by reference and in another i use pass by pointer then how both cases are going to effect my code

hello here !

Please, need a software name that can do stuff like that

Bruh.

What is the difference between pass by reference and pass by pointer?

Pointers can be null

When to call an object with pointer and when to call with reference?

internally a ref is actually a pointer. the implementation is hidden refs can be easier to deal with.

If in one case i use pass by reference and in another i use pass by pointer then how both cases are going to effect my code

the end result is that you are not making a copy of the object. ref internally are actually pointers, the compiler handles the pointer stuff if you pass by pointer, additional checks that it is not nullptr are a good idea.

Please, need a software name that can do stuff like that

Tensorflow maybe

Tensorflow maybe

Not programming! I want to draw and put it inside a powerpoint for example.

Not programming! I want to draw and put it inside a powerpoint for example.

Ok

Not programming! I want to draw and put it inside a powerpoint for example.

Search for Tensorflow playground And try not having offtopic discussions here.

Please, need a software name that can do stuff like that

LaTeX

however its not the best approach

how to make better? I need to switch between directions and iterate over directions

without making a new enum class

Ok ! Thanks !

without making a new enum class

but you already have enum for SOUTHEAST, NORTH

yes, without making a class named direction and defining a ++ operator Direction operator ++(Direction& dir, int);

just name enum where you defined NORTH, and you this enum instead of int

then i won't be able to iterate over enum values

``for (int dir=NORTH; dir!=EASTEAST; dir++)`

``for (int dir=NORTH; dir!=EASTEAST; dir++)`

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15451382/implementation-of-operators-for-enum-class

can someone recommend me an approach for following problem? I have a large file in format ... ... THE 2487241232 HAT 123891231 ... ... Basically a three lettered word and then a number next to it after one space I want to add all those numbers.

Yeah loop through it?

can someone recommend me an approach for following problem? I have a large file in format ... ... THE 2487241232 HAT 123891231 ... ... Basically a three lettered word and then a number next to it after one space I want to add all those numbers.

I was thinking of reading it line by line then format it to remove alphabets and space then convert the string to number and keep on adding

I was thinking of reading it line by line then format it to remove alphabets and space then convert the string to number and keep on adding

Just STD::cin 2 variablrs

Discard first and add second to the counter

ah right

Just STD::cin 2 variablrs

but that takes input from stdin right?

but that takes input from stdin right?

Oh from a filestream or how they call it

I know that

You can somehow read a file with it too I am sure

yes I can

Also I usually use pipes in linux

but then I'll have to get it as string

but then I'll have to get it as string

Hm?

Also I usually use pipes in linux

lol same, it's far easier In my case it'll be like cat file.txt | cut -d' ' -f2 | paste -sd+ | bc

Yeah lol

lol same, it's far easier In my case it'll be like cat file.txt | cut -d' ' -f2 | paste -sd+ | bc

Or even faster with awk

Or maybe not... What does paste do? I havent seen that