Why are using both "free" and "delete" ? You should never use both. If you're using C++ use delete/new only, if you use C use malloc /free only. Don't mix them together
Hm, okay.
I will look for a new library then, thanks
V01D
silver
if you have such questions, you’ll never become a dev lol
Every learning person starts off asking questions... In fact if you don't have any questions you will never become a developer... Unless you were born with a mental hotspot with a browser connected to Google giving you knowledge of everything in the world
Dima
Every learning person starts off asking questions... In fact if you don't have any questions you will never become a developer... Unless you were born with a mental hotspot with a browser connected to Google giving you knowledge of everything in the world
every senior uses google search. nothing is wrong with it
Dima
just like Einstein told, you don’t need to remember things that you can easily look up.
silver
So where is the problem with asking questions?
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
So where is the problem with asking questions?
People are asking questions that have already been answered a million times online and they're easy to find. That's the main problem, it wastes time of other people
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
And this group is already kind of a shithole if you haven't noticed
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
With stupid people who ask their stupid questions
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
I might try experimenting with image and language pattern recognition to autoban these people who are incapable of using a search engine
silver
I might try experimenting with image and language pattern recognition to autoban these people who are incapable of using a search engine
Why haven't you tried this yet
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Soon™
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
klimi
Merazi
Woah, a cat admin
Or should I say, a "cat-min"?
Merazi
Ok, I'm really sorry about that
olli
So where is the problem with asking questions?
there is no problem but there doesn't really exist an answer to it given the information we have. Many compression algorithms use a dictionary or some sort of huffman encoding I can't tell you which would be beneficial in your case
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Go to sleep, it's late
klimi
Its not too late
klimi
I won't depress anymore to you... Dont worry
Dima
I won't depress anymore to you... Dont worry
the important thing is that YOU aren’t depressed, my sweetie
Dima
don’t be depressed
klimi
Aw thanks
V01D
Idk whats going on, but dont be
klimi
I like the support thanks everyone I'll try to be fine
V01D
Lol
V01D
That's not how it works, sadly
Merazi
Let's code the sadness away (keep your mind busy in good and productive things)
;)
V01D
Ye
V01D
Just do everything different from what you are normally doing.
Get those old habits out - unless that habit is saying HTML is not a programming language, you should keep that habit
Merazi
HTML is not a programming lang-... I mean, yes, create good habits and discard the bad ones
V01D
:P
klimi
Haha
Anonymous
make clean
silver
I like how you say this line 😂
Anonymous
What is programing language
V01D
Bruh
V01D
Google it.
Anonymous
Ok
din va lu
/notes
din va lu
#findprojects
Dede
/get cs50
Dima
Nils
#stop_teaching_c_as_cpp_preamble
Bakanja
Hey guy im new to this stuff and need help learning the basics where should i start
Anonymous
/notes
Bakanja
So i must buy them from amazon aint there nobody with a copy who xan it here
Anonymous
So i must buy them from amazon aint there nobody with a copy who xan it here
/warn there's nobody — read the rules
Death Killer
what does "..." operator do
code ex: #define see(...)
Bakanja
/warn
Pavel
what does "..." operator do
code ex: #define see(...)
That's variadic macros as I understand
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/Variadic-Macros.html
So it's preprocessor thing
Pavel
That's variadic macros as I understand
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/Variadic-Macros.html
So it's preprocessor thing
Not to be confused with variadic functions or variadic templates
Death Killer
thanks
V01D
I am on learncpp.com rn, and I saw that curly brace initialization is better than brace initialization.
But why?
Why is
int x{ 10 };
better than
int x( 10 );
Alex
int x = 10; is the best
V01D
Really?
V01D
The site said it isnt the best
Alex
this is standard way
Alex
int() was added for template support as I know
Alex
I suppose they are same
V01D
I am talking C++17 btw
Alex
int x = 10; standard way
int x(10) to use int as template parameter
don`t know about int{10}
V01D
Ok, thank you