you can`t, this is UB, you won`t have segfault every time. for example on the address y+11 is another stack variable int x = 5; you just change its value

yes

okay with pointers,we can change/modify any location data, even if the memory is not allocated for our program

lmao. second grade homework?

What is this math problem?

Probably yes

how to get data in calculateTotalScore function ?

Anyone ???

Anyone ???

reformulate your question

Can anyone suggest best dsa course for beginners to Advanced

Who has good notes for c programming..kindly share

for loop is better than while

not in every case

My friends that working as coders said that as shorter the code is the better

for loop is better than while

solve the problem and then make the solution better. That's the right order.

I know, but the problem is I don't know where to put the .h file, because the message always appears when I try to run it

Hi, everyone. I'm writing logger for debugging. I have 6 log function (verbose, debug, info, etc.) Now I want to add variadic templates to make them callable for multiple args. But it does not link... template<typename Arg, typename ...Args> void Logger::log(LogLevel level, Arg && first, Args && ...other) { // ... std::cout << std::forward<Arg>(first); ((std::cout << ' ' << std::forward<Args>(other)), ...); } And each level-log function looks like: template<typename ...Args> void Logger::verbose(Args && ...args) { (log(LogLevel::Verbose, args), ...); }

Oh, guys, sorry. I just put template to definitions (.cpp file). :)

.inl files are for that

Yeah, I read a little bit about them. But why I can put definition of template in header file, but not in definition file... If linker links declaration and definition of raw-defined funcs, why not just to link templated and inline funcs?

Yeah, I read a little bit about them. But why I can put definition of template in header file, but not in definition file... If linker links declaration and definition of raw-defined funcs, why not just to link templated and inline funcs?

also inline funcs are legitimate way to violate ODR

@ollirz @Tazzmikar 🥺

.inl files are for that

If I have project structure with include and src directories, should I put .inl files to include or to src? Or create new directory?

You probably don't want to start at index 0 again. If you want to fill the remaining places you could start at userSize instead int morePlace(int arr[], int userSize, int size) { int counter = 0; for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { ^^^^^^^^^^ also, you probably don't want to run these comparisons over and over again, running them once or size times doesn't change the outcome of the condition if (userSize != size) { // <omitted> } else if (userSize == size) { // <omitted> } Instead you could do something like this (pseudocode) if array is full: print message else: for every unused array element: ask for an element to fill it with fi

if you have a large code to share, then put it in pastebin or similar and leave the link here

1. you send prints 2. you send multiple prints 3. you speak portuguese

can you try another mirror

try running the installer as administrator

Can someone tell why this error is coming again and again when I install mingw?

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