No, lol C has one paradigm — shitcoding procedural

yes, right and i didn't say that. i mean for example help you to figure out about oop and procedural programming. because c does not support oop

It's extremely expensive to build large applications with C

As of now Classes, templates, overloading, polymorphs.. so on are advantage to OOCs, but struct is equally good to class, rather you can incorporate struct in data structure file/format but not class. Some how getting lambda[] to C23 so many feature worth incorporating are yet undergoing proposals.

I make any items, all items are similar

C will kill C++? Err... What? 😕

It’s just my personal opinion; rest time will tell. 🙃

No, lol C has one paradigm — shitcoding procedural

but i think c is a structured oriented programing.isn't it?

but i think c is a structured oriented programing.isn't it?

Structured programming is about having basic control flow statements like if/else, for, while

C is just crossplatform high level Assembly

It’s just my personal opinion; rest time will tell. 🙃

See the problem is not that simple... I'm sure you like procedural programming, but future really is C#

C is just crossplatform high level Assembly

+1

See the problem is not that simple... I'm sure you like procedural programming, but future really is C#

Okay😄😄

but i think c is a structured oriented programing.isn't it?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46586/goto-still-considered-harmful https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3517726/what-is-wrong-with-using-goto

C is just crossplatform high level Assembly

okey but what is diffrent between procedural and structed orientsd programming?

Structured programming is about having basic control flow statements like if/else, for, while

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okey but what is diffrent between procedural and structed orientsd programming?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_programming?wprov=sfla1

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but c have these statments

but c have these statments

So?

So?

is structed

is structed

So?

What's your point?

What's your point?

I would like to know c is structed or procedural.

I would like to know c is structed or procedural.

It's both

It's both

ok i figured it out. because structure includes procedural?

I am beginner in c program What can I do tell friends

I am beginner in c program What can I do tell friends

Learn C.

How

YouTube.

I am beginner in c program What can I do tell friends

write something cool

Any one here how get selected in gsoc?

I need hel* to get start in gsoc!

/ban Shannu PMing

hi i have a small question how to do to print the hex form of a char pls ?

i'am in C

hi i have a small question how to do to print the hex form of a char pls ?

printf("%x", 'a');

ah thanks

i have another what does mean "the function didn't work if s1 is a prefix of s2" knowing that s1 and s2 are *char

/warm

/warm

cute

/warm

That's where you are wrong.

That's where you are wrong.

Why can't I say that someone is warm? :(

Why can't I say that someone is warm? :(

You don't hold the cards here.

Oh is it warm?😂

Warn is not warning!???

I asked a question and got a warning.. Why is that

#ot

I want only to see the warning

I want only to see the warning

The next one will lead to ban for you Do you really want to see it?

No

anyone knows any alternative instead of Firebase phone authentication? my option should be free

anyone knows any alternative instead of Firebase phone authentication? my option should be free

/warn offtop

Which is better C++ Qt vs java android studio for android application development

Which is better C++ Qt vs java android studio for android application development

Well Ahmmmm

Isn't Java like dead or something?

/report offtopic

std::are_you_sure_about_that_v<std::conditional_t<std::true_type_v, std::no, std::not_really>>

😂😂

C++ code also gets complicated, just in different way :)

That's true too ^^

std::are_you_sure_about_that_v<std::conditional_t<std::true_type_v, std::no, std::not_really>>

Code in C will be much more complicated and longer to accomplish the same thing no matter how complicated C++ gets

Hey im reading the discussion I havent reach the top 😢

WTF was that?

Some C fanboy was banned for questionable statements without proofs

Mm what kind of proofs you need? And what questionable statements?

Mm what kind of proofs you need? And what questionable statements?

I need proofs that there are practical reasons not to destroy vector other that to pass an ownership that doesn't rely to a bad code

I need proofs that there are practical reasons not to destroy vector other that to pass an ownership that doesn't rely to a bad code

Then define "bad" first

Let's see your arguments first and I will say why they are bad

You must be fun at parties xd

C++ standard says floating number can be template argument, but why no compilers implemented it?

C++ standard says floating number can be template argument, but why no compilers implemented it?

I think it's allowed only in C++20

Let's see your arguments first and I will say why they are bad

That's not how any game is played. You give rules first I play, not vise versa

I think it's allowed only in C++20

And no compiler fully implemented it

I want to know how c++ handle NaN and infinity in template argument, will NaN == NaN in template? (I cannot find any resources about it, but it should be defined

That's not how any game is played. You give rules first I play, not vise versa

It's not a game lol You're just afraid to get know that you write bad code.. It's okay! We all were there!

It's not a game lol You're just afraid to get know that you write bad code.. It's okay! We all were there!

You can for example allocate memory and write there from another process

You can for example allocate memory and write there from another process

It's not a vector purpose. Vector is a collection of elements, not a shared resource

I want to know how c++ handle NaN and infinity in template argument, will NaN == NaN in template? (I cannot find any resources about it, but it should be defined

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63694879/floating-point-types-as-template-parameter-in-c20 Have you read this?

It's not a vector purpose. Vector is a collection of elements, not a shared resource

I gave you an example what else you need?

I gave you an example what else you need?

You're example is not correct. Next!

You're example is not correct. Next!

Define correct!

It's not a vector purpose. Vector is a collection of elements, not a shared resource

I told you why it's not correct. What else you need?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63694879/floating-point-types-as-template-parameter-in-c20 Have you read this?

Ok, thanks, it is what I want

I told you why it's not correct. What else you need?

I can give you any example and you can just say INCORRECT!

Define correct first

I can give you any example and you can just say INCORRECT!

Are you blind or what? i told you THE EXACT REASON why it's not correct