Lol Do you like writing error-prone code? char* str = (char*)"Hello, UB"; str[0] = 'F'; // oops, UB

As I remember, first time I saw the xdebug source code like that and it became my habit.

Why doesn't it work ?

If you see some code in some large and widely used codebase, it doesn't mean it's good

If you see some code in some large and widely used codebase, it doesn't mean it's good

Yes but, if char *p = "something" I thought why not int *p = {1,24,7} since in both case p has given an address.

Both are invalid in C++

I'm talking only in C.

Right now you're talking in English

Come on.

I have a question in C. 1. char p[ ] = "something" 2. char *p= "something" 3. int p[ ] = {1,6,7} 4. int *p = {1,6,7} 1, 2, 3 works but not 3, why is that ?

all of them works, you mean maybe 4 not works?

Yes

Its needs malloc or an appropriate address.

You put an array instead

Isn't string literal an array of chars ?

It's const char*

Why ban?

Ohh, I didn't see it as an assignemnt

recommendations for what?

Well, first off, this is a C/C++ channel. The most notable thing about that is that they're not C#. That's a different language, running in a different environment.

Also, you'll need to be more specific with your questions. You can't expect people to give you arbitrary advise without context.

Tell me what i need to get started. I wanna learn C++ and i got code::blocks what's next

Delete code::blocks

Why

It's not good

Tell me what i need to get started. I wanna learn C++ and i got code::blocks what's next

What about my coding environment

Hi there, Can somebody tell me which online platform should I refer to learn C++ from beginning?

I think in books for beginners it will be described

@unterumarmung , what os do you use as your daily driver, btw?

Hey Danya, Can you suggest some books?

then why do you suggest people do the same with their development environment?

but you never answered his question, nor answered his follow-up question for 'why' (besides the "it's not good")

but still, he should've been made aware of code::blocks being bad, instead of "what to do for a development environment"?

I answered to install Visual Studio

I answered to install Visual Studio

but why visual studio, and not something else?

Because it's best IDE for a person that just start

that's like... your opinion

they didn't. that's the point.