but nevertheless both programs will be terminated as soon as i ==10 , so what diff does it make ?

That's not how you should write it😊 #include <stdio.h> int main() { for (int i = 10; i != 0; --i) { printf("."); } puts(""); for (int i = 10; i != 0; i--) { printf("."); } }

test it, let's consider the case for i equals 9 in ++i < 10 you increment i (so it's 10) and then you compare which fails in i++ < 10 you compare which is true since 9 < 10 and then you increment so for the latter you execute the body one more time

I know, just wanted to point out that it is not related to it being used in a for or while loop :)

right. executing the body 1 more time increases the time complexity by a hell lot of margin..lmao

> increases the time complexity by a hell why would that be? Generally speaking you execute it n + 1 instead of n times which is still linear

that was a sarcasm ...i just meant to say that how does it matter if it gets executed 1 more time ? thus , I was saying earlier that i++ and ++i can be used interchangeably

Umm it depends upon how many times you want to use it.

that was a sarcasm ...i just meant to say that how does it matter if it gets executed 1 more time ? thus , I was saying earlier that i++ and ++i can be used interchangeably

your index might be out of bounds? you might dereference a NULL pointer? There are a ton of critical "off-by-one" errors

or this one which got rated 10/10 CVE-2003-0252 Off-by-one error allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via requests that do not contain newlines. NIST: NVDBase Score: 10.0 HIGHVector: (AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C)

which is pure ide for programming? bcz i searched in internet, this group, most i found is that vim, visual code, atom and most applications are all text editors

which is pure ide for programming? bcz i searched in internet, this group, most i found is that vim, visual code, atom and most applications are all text editors

which is pure ide for programming? bcz i searched in internet, this group, most i found is that vim, visual code, atom and most applications are all text editors

Visual Studio, CLion (only free for Students), Eclipse are pretty common ones. Depending on your needs, an editor such as Visual Studio Code will be enough for most people.

is there anyway to explain what on earth <type&>(type & __f) is ? in `std::function<int (int, int)> &std::function<int (int, int)>::operator=<type &>(type &__f)

Gentlemen, let me ask you a question. which c / c ++ compiler recommends and which does not?

MSVC, gcc, clang - recommend Turbo C++ - don't recommend

MSVC, gcc, clang - recommend Turbo C++ - don't recommend

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Write the following program by using the Accept Something and Return Nothing function type; #include <stdio.h> void my_function1 (int a) { int b; for (b=0; b<a; b++) printf ("Hello world! \n"); printf ("I accept something\n"); printf (" but return nothing\n"); } void main (void) { int a; printf ("Type a number : "); scanf ("%d", &a); my_function1 (a); } How to write an Algorithm?

it is easy. use followchart for example being softwares code to followchart . but you can describe this just write ✍ to notepad

i just want the program to wait for sometime before going further

In C sleep (1); #include <unistd.h>

Or Sleep(1000);

is that in milliseconds?

i just want the program to wait for sometime before going further

Yes

no its not, its seconds.

Oh God no

is that in milliseconds?

Isn't sleep in milliseconds?

all the google world agree... its in second