Using inline functions for this purpose is not

Inline probably means substitution, instead of requesting memory from function stack

Yes

Try a macro like #define square(x) x*x And use it like cout << square(1+2) ; You'll know

An actual function will return the square of 3 Macro defined like this won't

That was the point

That's a fix. I'm talking about the way it operates. Mine will compute 1+2*1+2 Yours will use (1+2)*(1+2)

> also they are pasted in the place where they... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ your answer is literally in line of the message you posted (pun intended)

close but not it

proobaaaably

i bet there was a specific term to express this tho

😄 thanks anyways ❤️

interface is not type

interface is not type

It's a type..

In C#, Java

An interface describes the behavior or capabilities of a C++ class without committing to a particular implementation of that class.

in C: An interface is simply a collection of functions that describe the behavior of the Object in some aspect. The interface itself does not implement any functionality, it just defines what methods the Object must have, and behave according to it. In some design methods this is called a contract for the Object.

In C#, Java

not related

look to the name of your group please

I'm completely new to coding

Can anyone help me to get started

An interface describes the behavior or capabilities of a C++ class without committing to a particular implementation of that class.

Is this described in the standard?

no

I'm completely new to coding

If you have your full day for coding.. Go with C. And if you have your college or study stress or any job pressure go with Python.. Both the languages make your coding basics clear

/*simple interet program */ /*date9/25/2020*/ #include<stdio.h> int main() { int p,n; float r,si; p=1000; n=3; r.8.5; /*formula for simple interest*/ si = p * n * r /100; printf("%f\n",si"); return 0; }

getting error in above code

getting error in above code

Check r=8.5

Check r=8.5

change the value

to 8

?

it's work

it's work

Check it

S G:\> cd "g:\code-for-c\" ; if ($?) { gcc code1.c -o code1 } ; if ($?) { .\code1 } code1.c: In function 'main': code1.c:14:19: warning: missing terminating " character printf("%f\n",si"); ^ code1.c:14:19: error: missing terminating " character printf("%f\n",si"); ^~~ code1.c:15:3: error: expected ')' before 'return'

Hello there!

How long to learn C++?

all life

🤨

What I can do with C++?

Can I write a Android App?

What I can do with C++?

E V E R Y T H I N G

What is the disadvantages of C++?

Can I write a iOS app via write C++ code?

Silly questions flood gate was opened? :P

What is the disadvantages of C++?

the hardest language among popular, not compact, lots or design drawbacks(C approach combines with modern C++, same task can be accomplished different ways)

OK, I Know it. C++ is more raw than other language.

Silly questions flood gate was opened? :P

Yes, Lol.

I am just test whether you guys know C++, hhaha!

Got you!

I am just test whether you guys know C++, hhaha!

ya ya whatever

Yo Ho!

I write code many years.

I write code many years.

Yet your questions are still silly

Yes, you are right!

Thanks for your pride! Serious Guy,hahah!

Your avatar is you? Look so cool.

Old meme: anything is type in JS.

Old mem and yet cold meme, lol.

how would you add an int to a string?

how would you add an int to a string?

I don't know what you means actually. INT and STRING are both data type.

#include <iostream> #include <vector> using namespace std; // psf = Paths so far void sol(int sr, int sc, int dr, int dc, string psf) { if(sr == dr && sc == dc) { cout << psf << endl; return; } for(int ms = 1; ms <= dc - sc; ms++) { sol(sr, sc + ms, dr, dc, psf + "h" + ms); } for(int ms = 1; ms <= dr - sr; ms++) { sol(sr + ms, sc, dr, dc, psf + "v" + ms); } for(int ms = 1; ms <= dc - sc && ms <= dr - sr; ms++) { sol(sr + ms, sc + ms, dr, dc, psf + "d" + ms); } } int main() { int x, y; cin >> x >> y; sol(1, 1, x, y, ""); return 0; }

Make this thing run, its not going into production so dont worry about the beauty and all, just make it run somehow

sol(sr, sc + ms, dr, dc, psf + "h" + ms); Make this line work somehow

What isn't working about it?

that "h" + ms

(probably)

Well, what does the compiler tell you?

You must know that C++ is a statically compiled language, the memory is allocated after the code is written.

no match for ‘operator+’ (operand types are ‘std::basic_string’ and ‘int’)

INT type data length is different than STRING type, so your code is not rigorous.

just validate the type before call the function.

You must know that C++ is a statically compiled language, the memory is allocated after the code is written.

> the memory is allocated after the code is written I think every programming language has this feature..

> the memory is allocated after the code is written I think every programming language has this feature..

Nope

Nope

Lol

Can you add that to my code? Please?

Lol

Some language is dynamic, like JS

So in JS, one type can change to another type when the code is running.

Some language is dynamic, like JS

In any case the memory for execution will be allocated after I WROTE the code