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Anonymous

ah ok

I_Interface

C doesn't have classes. I think she needs it in C

struct Name { int[size] yourArray; int size; }

Anonymous

Does she need an array of structs or an array inside the struct?

I_Interface

Does she need an array of structs or an array inside the struct?

I'm trying to figure out it too.

I_Interface

I’ve a italian track not english, and google traslate has translate like this

Do you need an array of struct objects or an array inside a struct?

Anonymous

I’ve a programme where C++ is created in language a struct of 10 elements of this kind: a char and a int . It is: to load the elements into the vector by asking for values from the user; to print all elements of the vector; it is to add all the entire parts contained in the codes and print the sum by video.

Anonymous

is that understandable now?

Anonymous

"it is to add all the entire parts contained in the codes and print the sum by video." I can't understand this.

I_Interface

"it is to add all the entire parts contained in the codes and print the sum by video." I can't understand this.

Output on console, I think.

I_Interface

I’ve a programme where C++ is created in language a struct of 10 elements of this kind: a char and a int . It is: to load the elements into the vector by asking for values from the user; to print all elements of the vector; it is to add all the entire parts contained in the codes and print the sum by video.

Lol. You said C just before.

Anonymous

"add all the entire parts contained" so all 10 ints and 10 chars to make a string?

I_Interface

"add all the entire parts contained" so all 10 ints and 10 chars to make a string?

Now she says that it's C++. :D

Anonymous

Lol. You said C just before.

let's just use C++, C will require to write struct all the time ( typedef will make it easier to read but typedefs aren't usually recommended )

Anonymous

"it is to add all the entire parts contained in the codes and print the sum by video." I can't understand this.

i must sum all whole parts in the codes and print the sum

Anonymous

What does whole parts mean now?

Anonymous

i don’t know

Anonymous

So you mean the user can input ints, floats etc?

I_Interface

I’ve a programme where C++ is created in language a struct of 10 elements of this kind: a char and a int . It is: to load the elements into the vector by asking for values from the user; to print all elements of the vector; it is to add all the entire parts contained in the codes and print the sum by video.

@sudoankit Lol. It's much easier than we think.

I_Interface

Push elements to vector from a user and print their sum.

Anonymous

Well you have to use a void pointer now.

Anonymous

yes

Anonymous

Push elements to vector from a user and print their sum.

duh, vector v, v.pushback() in a loop, accumulate

I_Interface

So you mean the user can input ints, floats etc?

What the hell, why do we need a sum of numbers and symbols?

I_Interface

I don't get it. xD

Anonymous

What the hell, why do we need a sum of numbers and symbols?

Well so basically, typedef struct { void* data; } VECTOR;

Anonymous

use malloc, typecast whatever you want, add and print

I_Interface

Well so basically, typedef struct { void* data; } VECTOR;

typedef? Mate, we are at 2020.

Anonymous

lmao I know

Lava

your anti-virus software might be checking every executable, why not test it by temporarily stopping your anti virus? if yes, well there it is.

I tried it without , now works just find . Thank you .

I_Interface

Better to use "using".

Anonymous

this is a school project

Anonymous

Better to use "using".

No, no. I am writing it in C

I_Interface

No, no. I am writing it in C

Ah, ok.

Anonymous

I know typedefs are usually frowned because they hide code but this is school stuff...

I_Interface

this is a school project

And your teacher asks you get a sum of numbers and symbols?

I_Interface

Rly?

Anonymous

Yes

I_Interface

And your teacher asks you get a sum of numbers and symbols?

@sudoankit lmao xD

Anonymous

is stupid

Anonymous

Sum of numbers and symbols???!!

Anonymous

Why?

Anonymous

numbers or letters

Anonymous

so take everything as char

I_Interface

numbers or letters

Okay, "or" is better.

I_Interface

so take everything as char

Or using "switch case" with variants what a user wants to add.

Anonymous

Sum of numbers and symbols???!!

Maybe answers will be number + collating sequence of the symbol

Anonymous

can someone do that exercise?

Anonymous

Is this correct? input: 1 2 4 a b 3 c output: 124ab3c

Anonymous

Hence symbols be treated as char

Anonymous

Is this correct? input: 1 2 4 a b 3 c output: 124ab3c

Why do you need struct for this?

I_Interface

can someone do that exercise?

Show us input and output data example.

Roshan

Hello! Can I share a screenshot of my question and then I'll give the link of my code?

Anonymous

my date is only, struct code 10

Anonymous

and i v’e got 1 chat and 1 int

mov $22, %rax

Certainly not in writing a += b -= a = b - (a = a % b)

I wrote it in assembly too https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8MPj3NF4PM/

Anonymous

Meh Using at&t syntax for x86 assembly

Roshan

Giving the link to code...

Anonymous

Is this correct? input: 1 2 4 a b 3 c output: 124ab3c

I don't do c but you can only add up numbers and characters as strings or numbers plus characters treated as char

dj

is recursion fast as looping on c?

Roshan

Are photos not allowed??

mov $22, %rax

Giving the link to code...

kek

Roshan

Are photos not allowed??

How to send question?? It's not copyable...

Anonymous

Are photos not allowed??

That's right

mov $22, %rax

How to send question?? It's not copyable...

use https://paste.ubuntu.com/

Roshan

use https://paste.ubuntu.com/

😒 You want me to write the question??

mov $22, %rax

😒 You want me to write the question??

send it in private to me

Anonymous

A screenshot will do

mov $22, %rax

A screenshot will do

okk do that

Anonymous

is recursion fast as looping on c?

depends on hardware, generally no. Loops are way more efficient.

Prince Of Persia

Hi I have a class named MyChar it contain a char in it self as holder How can I do this? char b = 'c'; MyChar& a = b; A reference for char with my class

Prince Of Persia

Hi I have a class named MyChar it contain a char in it self as holder How can I do this? char b = 'c'; MyChar& a = b; A reference for char with my class

Is it possible?

Anonymous

No

Prince Of Persia

Thanks😔