Btw Do you think 10 is a string?

This code just gets worse the more you look at it

:d just an example

Is it even a good idea?

We have hundreds of thousands of libraries that do the same: - NumPy - Transflow - Qt - ...

Yeah Using C/C++ or any native language for creating library is awesome But creating a library with a not native with another not native language isn't good idea

I mean using C# to create Java library

Please scholars How do C++ programming relates to Java and C# programming language

#include <unistd.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { char *line = "this is a line in a statement"; int i = 0, cnt = 0; while(line[i] != 0) { if (line[cnt] == 32) cnt++; i++; } char *ln[i]; char *word = malloc(sizeof(word) * i); int x = 0, y = 0, z = 0; while(*line != 0) { if (line[y] != 32) { word[z] = line[y]; z++; line++; } if (line[y] == 32) { z = 0; ln[x] = word; while(*word != 0) { x++; word++; } line++; } } printf("%s ", ln[0]); } Please could someone tell me why this produce a wrong output

#include <unistd.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { char *line = "this is a line in a statement"; int i = 0, cnt = 0; while(line[i] != 0) { if (line[cnt] == 32) cnt++; i++; } char *ln[i]; char *word = malloc(sizeof(word) * i); int x = 0, y = 0, z = 0; while(*line != 0) { if (line[y] != 32) { word[z] = line[y]; z++; line++; } if (line[y] == 32) { z = 0; ln[x] = word; while(*word != 0) { x++; word++; } line++; } } printf("%s ", ln[0]); } Please could someone tell me why this produce a wrong output

I don't think it is even possible. they don't compile to the native platform binary, neither java nor C#

Jit does it

With help of C++?

(binary(base 2), octal(base 8) and hexadecimal (base 16) representations of positive integers)

Yes

Did I ask you whose problem ?!

(binary(base 2), octal(base 8) and hexadecimal (base 16) representations of positive integers)

What do you expect us to say now

Guys if u know just help him, if u can't it will be better to not write 😇

Guys if u know just help him, if u can't it will be better to not write 😇

(binary(base 2), octal(base 8) and hexadecimal (base 16) representations of positive integers)

Hi, and what is your problem with this assignment? that stuff explained many times on every page of the internet, did you try a single search? - How to convert unsigned to binary? - How to convert unsigned to Hex and Octal?

Hi, arrays, pointers in this project I don't know what to use and where to start

For converting the representation of the number you need neither array nor pointers.

what does this mean? Did I talk about something other than programming?

The rules for C/C++ Programming are: on

I have to do these in the c program, I also know how to convert like this

i don't understand want you mean. please read this and then try to ask your question: https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask

Hi, and what is your problem with this assignment? that stuff explained many times on every page of the internet, did you try a single search? - How to convert unsigned to binary? - How to convert unsigned to Hex and Octal?

I need to convert the number entered in the C program to binary, octal and hexadecimal.I need to write code for this.

I need to convert the number entered in the C program to binary, octal and hexadecimal.I need to write code for this.

Hi, arrays, pointers in this project I don't know what to use and where to start

Do you have notion about it ?

And how converting the representation of numbers related to pointers or even arrays in C?

He need algorithm

He need algorithm

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> function(int n){ int number[100]; int binary,octal,hexademical; . . . . . . } int main(){

(binary(base 2), octal(base 8) and hexadecimal (base 16) representations of positive integers)

for binary you can do it yourself with the help of bitshifting/rotating

smth like void binaryrepr_leading_zeroes(int x, int bit) { printf("%d", x & 1); if (bit != 1) { // ignore signbit binaryrepr_leading_zeroes(x >> 1, bit - 1); } } void binaryrepr_no_leading_zeroes(int x) { if (x == 0) { return; } printf("%d", x & 1); binaryrepr_no_leading_zeroes(x >> 1); } ... int main() { ... binaryrepr_leading_zeroes(x, 31); printf("\n"); ... }

smth like void binaryrepr_leading_zeroes(int x, int bit) { printf("%d", x & 1); if (bit != 1) { // ignore signbit binaryrepr_leading_zeroes(x >> 1, bit - 1); } } void binaryrepr_no_leading_zeroes(int x) { if (x == 0) { return; } printf("%d", x & 1); binaryrepr_no_leading_zeroes(x >> 1); } ... int main() { ... binaryrepr_leading_zeroes(x, 31); printf("\n"); ... }

you can vectorize this for even MOAR SPEED but that's kinda useless in most cases

you can vectorize this for even MOAR SPEED but that's kinda useless in most cases