Did u have that pdf
I have you want it
Anonymous
Anonymous
hello everyone. do you know any open-source project or git repo that needs a simple c++ programmer ?
robherc
hello everyone. do you know any open-source project or git repo that needs a simple c++ programmer ?
ask around on github projects. Most open-source projects are always looking for more coders 😉
Anonymous
robherc
yea right, thanks 🌹
unfortunately, unless someone here is directly involved in such a project, it would take us just as much effort to find one as it would take you.
Anonymous
Vlad
What is the work of atan2() function in cmath file?
it gives you the angle of a vector if I recall correctly
B121065_Swoyam Siddharth Nayak
it gives you the angle of a vector if I recall correctly
Okay thank you
Ehsan
What is the work of atan2() function in cmath file?
just google it, and you will find the answer 🙂
SAM
Hi guys who know a website where i can acess c quiz on creating programs so that i taste myself
Ashish
GG
mov $22, %rax
onlinegdb.com
caesar
I'm actually a beginner
Anonymous
/get ide
Anonymous
Hey guys I have a question. Is C# good in game development and the like?
Diego
Offtopic my dude, there's a group dedicated to .NET development here on telegram too, but I don't think I can pass the link through here, can I DM you?
Anonymous
Oh sorry.
Anonymous
No worries
Anonymous
/get
Anonymous
Okay
Anonymous
/get ide
Anonymous
Though here's a topic related question. What is its relation with C++?
Anonymous
/get cppbooks
Anonymous
/get cppbookguide
Diego
C# and C++ are entirely unrelated beasts
One is a CLR based language, similar to Java ByteCode; and is a semi-compiled, JIT'd language operated by a runtime ecosystem similar to a Virtual Machine in any given system supported by it
They only share similar names and the fact that C# is loosely based on it
Anonymous
So C# is nor derived from C like C++?
Anonymous
That's interesting to say the least
Diego
nope, just unfortunate naming
Ah, I actually kinda like the name C#
It's also not a coincidence
Anonymous
Thanks for answering my question guys
Nameful
That's some coincidence
Probably not. Likely Microsoft wanted to capitalise on a familiar-sounding name and named it C#
Diego
Probably not. Likely Microsoft wanted to capitalise on a familiar-sounding name and named it C#
Java & JavaScript type scenario
Diego
Probably not. Likely Microsoft wanted to capitalise on a familiar-sounding name and named it C#
According to WikiPedia, C# was selected because # is "half a note higher" in music theory, so it's intent was to "be to C++ what C++ is to C"
Anonymous
Probably not. Likely Microsoft wanted to capitalise on a familiar-sounding name and named it C#
So something like using name to improve advertisement ?
Anonymous
#offtopic
MAC
Diego
Because C++ has no relation to C#
C# may have a loose relationship but not the other way around
Diego
They're not a family of languages
Diego
C#, VB and F#, are, though, afaik
Ehsan
So C# is nor derived from C like C++?
It was built to be easy but fast at the same time(fast as in c++ this is where the c came from) because java was really slow in the old days.
it’s similar in syntax(like java) nothing more
Ehsan
c/c++ is one of a kind programming language. You won’t find anything like it. If you want to build fast and heavy systems, applications and games you MUST use c/c++ to get the best optmization possible.
Also it’s not as popular in jobs as python; people these days have good computers and companies care more about productivity rather than the performance(i.e. wants to make and maintain softwares fast and easy).
Diego
c/c++ is one of a kind programming language. You won’t find anything like it. If you want to build fast and heavy systems, applications and games you MUST use c/c++ to get the best optmization possible.
Also it’s not as popular in jobs as python; people these days have good computers and companies care more about productivity rather than the performance(i.e. wants to make and maintain softwares fast and easy).
For this sake I think it's far better to use C#
Also C++ isn't always the best option regarding optimization, the amount of pressure and responsibilities put on the programmer prohibit anyone but a really experienced developer on the language from drawing its full potential. Much more often than not, C# can manage faster speeds simply because the optimization work it does for you, despite being JIT'd
Diego
C++ is an amazing language that I don't think will ever get too outdated to grow out of use, but it's reasonably difficult to use in comparison to other languages
Sharique
I was searching on the web about a c++ function that can compare two strings and returns 1 if the data in both the strings are equal else 0. But I didn't get a satisfactory answer.
For example, consider the following pseudo-code,
a = "hii"
b = "bye"
The return value should be 0.
If,
a = "hii"
b = "hii"
The return value should be 1.
Do we have any inbuilt(or from STL) function which can do the job?
Igor🇺🇦
I was searching on the web about a c++ function that can compare two strings and returns 1 if the data in both the strings are equal else 0. But I didn't get a satisfactory answer.
For example, consider the following pseudo-code,
a = "hii"
b = "bye"
The return value should be 0.
If,
a = "hii"
b = "hii"
The return value should be 1.
Do we have any inbuilt(or from STL) function which can do the job?
Either I don't understand your question or the only thing you need to do is
int ret = a == b;
What am I missing 🤷♂️?
robherc
robherc
I was searching on the web about a c++ function that can compare two strings and returns 1 if the data in both the strings are equal else 0. But I didn't get a satisfactory answer.
For example, consider the following pseudo-code,
a = "hii"
b = "bye"
The return value should be 0.
If,
a = "hii"
b = "hii"
The return value should be 1.
Do we have any inbuilt(or from STL) function which can do the job?
if(strcmp(string_a, string_b) != 0){
isEqual = 0;
} else {
isEqual = 1;
}
Ehsan
actually C# is garbage
it only works on wiindows. It doesn’t have any clear performance advantage to java(sometimes java was even faster), and java you write one code that works on every system(as well as python).
Ehsan
like always Microsoft is just a copycat nothing more nothing less.
robherc
if(strcmp(string_a, string_b) != 0){
isEqual = 0;
} else {
isEqual = 1;
}
That code may/may not need a bit of syntax tweaking (I can't remember ever actually using strcmp() in a function, so I'm not certain I got the args list right), but I think you can use it as a starting point.
Anonymous
1. It's offtopic
2. It's not true
Nameful
it only works on wiindows. It doesn’t have any clear performance advantage to java(sometimes java was even faster), and java you write one code that works on every system(as well as python).
have you ever heard of .NET Core and Mono/Xamarin
robherc
1. It's offtopic
2. It's not true
Well, isn't pretty much ANY discussion of C#/Java OT here? lol
⚛ Hz
there no more net core or mono... all will be merge into net 5
Anonymous
Go away
Ehsan
/warn actually you're getting a warn
Fair, but care to explain what’s wrong with what I said?
Anonymous
Fair, but care to explain what’s wrong with what I said?
Already did
https://t.me/programminginc/369599