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i dont find the use in them
Anonymous
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What number
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And what are you failing at
Anonymous
Depends on the calling convention. if you take a look at the _thiscall that is not the case there
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Also, that password generation algorithm is TERRIBLE
Anonymous
I have problem in b
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Is this a school assignment or how did you get to this
Anonymous
Is this a school assignment or how did you get to this
one of my friend give me this problem to solve
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What have you tried
Anonymous
I just want to know how can i pass array in a use define function
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void function(int array[]) {...}
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I just want to know how can i pass array in a use define function
Just ask the question straight forward like this next time, please
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No worrys
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He knew that I think, he was just unsure about passing arrays as arguments
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That also smells alot like HW so I won't tell him exactly what to do ;)
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Nah, it is fine bc
1. It is his life he might ruin by asking for homework code (not saying you are doing it man)
2. https://youtu.be/hMloyp6NI4E
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Either way that algorirthm is embarrising - Even a ceaser cipher is stronger!
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Rot13 would be better aswell
Anonymous
and get banned for forwarding. instead ask the group admins to make a similar post with the video as a bot command
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Not really though
Ceaser cipher requires a key, that algorithm has a hardcoded key
Anunay
@admin works like /report
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😂
Renan
Welcome, Umar!
Anonymous
i mean report doesn't always have to mean something bad
Anonymous
Hi✋..... I'm new here
Anonymous
U do c++?
Himanshu
Good morning
Zel
Encryptions are only as strong as their keys are hard to guess/acquire. Simple as that.
Anonymous
How to get input like abc123 from user ?
klimi
Thats for int, he asked string I think
std:string a;
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It does.
You need to bruteforce the key which takes a whike.
We can all agree that rot13 is cracked faster than a ceasercipher.
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Its impossible to store one thing as 2. You would have to split it up
class both {
public:
int a;
std::string b;
};
main() {
both b;
//big brain time
}
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Huh, if you say so.
You got any article I can read or something
klimi
class both {
public:
int a;
std::string b;
};
main() {
both b;
//big brain time
}
And now you
std:cin >> b;
Very nice and clever solution! Very informative! Thank you
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:)
Zel
struct would also do it for C
da
opertor >>😁
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Thanks
Anmol
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Cuz char* usually stores strings
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Also, im C++ you should use std::string
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A char is declared as char variableName = 'H';
Anmol
Can i point only char value?
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const char* variableName = "H"; (I am unsure about C++ implementation)
Zel
char* is normally used in c++ for file buffers std::string for actual strings.
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Double qoutes define strings, single quotes define chars
Anmol
Double qoutes define strings, single quotes define chars
I know that thing.. i was wondering that can ki point a single rvalue char
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I just told you.
Narendra
#include<studio.h>
void main( ){
Int size = 5 ;
Int array1[size] = {1,3,5,6,7};
}
Run or not
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Not
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studio is stdio and Int is int
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#include<studio.h>
void main( ){
Int size = 5 ;
Int array1[size] = {1,3,5,6,7};
}
Run or not
Also, why don't you just try
Narendra
#include<stdio.h>
void main( ){
Int size = 5 ;
Int array1[size] = {1,3,5,6,7};
}
Run or not
Zel
int array[5]={1,2,3,4,5}
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I assume the . is a mistake
Zel
Yes
Dima
Zel
typo
Zel
Anyway you don't need to create an int to size an array.
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However the code will run
Zel
Yes but if they go to declare a size for something else they are going to run into a conflict needlessly.
Anonymous
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Anonymous
/report
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