sir pls once read the question

#include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int n=10; int arr[10]; for(int i=0;i<n;i++) { if(i%2==0) { arr[i]=0; // your error } else // your error { arr[i]=1; // your error } cout<<arr[i]<<endl; } }

What really? Why did you join this group if you don't know how C++ looks like?

This sir is so nice

Do you have problems with something?

I would like to be in front of you, are you that rude in person? Or just in front of a keyboard? If you have problems in home is not our fault

I would like to be in front of you, are you that rude in person? Or just in front of a keyboard? If you have problems in home is not our fault

Grow up This is not a babysitting group

What is the difference between &a and &&a?

one is a pointer to a the other is a pointer to a pointer to a

Grow up This is not a babysitting group

Really? But your face looks like a baby tho

Don't be jealous I'm just handsome

Don't be jealous I'm just handsome

can you even do a pointer to a pointer in one line

What is the difference between &a and &&a?

The basic difference between the & and &&operator is that the & operator evaluate both sides of the expression whereas, the && operator evaluates only the left-hand side of the expression to obtain the final result

He is opinionated so he reckons code written by a professor is not good🤓

is it illegal to talk about rust here

& and && are unary

So show me how to use UNARY && in C++ or you'll be warned

So show me how to use UNARY && in C++ or you'll be warned

&& is normally only used to declare a parameter of a function. And it only takes an r-value expression. Simply put, an r-valueis a value that doesn't have a memory address. E.g. the number 6, and character 'v' are both r-values.

It's not an operator you're talking about

Guys, do you have an experience with Winsock2 programming? I don't sure if client must send() data to server first, if I trying to recv() from server first, it doesn't work

Guys, do you have an experience with Winsock2 programming? I don't sure if client must send() data to server first, if I trying to recv() from server first, it doesn't work

&& is normally only used to declare a parameter of a function. And it only takes an r-value expression. Simply put, an r-valueis a value that doesn't have a memory address. E.g. the number 6, and character 'v' are both r-values.

That's a copy-pasted quote, so I don't think they is aware what all this mean.

The Winsock2. h header filecontains most of the Winsockfunctions, structures, and definitions. The Ws2tcpip. h header file contains definitions introduced in the WinSock 2 Protocol-Specific Annex document for TCP/IP that includes newer functions and structures used to retrieve IP addresses. Stdio.

Looks like a copypast

usually a client sends data first

I know, but I see that Winsock2 interface forbids another way

Has anyone started projects using C++20? I am looking into std::latch

/ban useless

Hello , can i find someone know WINAPI in here ?!i have a question .

Why don't you ask your question right away? dontasktoask.com

How to join a private group by hacking

How to join a private group by hacking

because i don't think that someone ever going to answer my question

i bet if someone among (13628) is Using winapi

use hashtags in your questions to slightly increase the chance, some people use it..

You have no clue how C++ memory model works

Brain exercise #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {     int x = -10;     while (x++ != 0)         ;     printf("%d  ", x);     return 0; } What is the expected output? #brainexercise #while

I dont understand the lines, i think i miss something

Brain exercise #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {     int x = -10;     while (x++ != 0)         ;     printf("%d  ", x);     return 0; } What is the expected output? #brainexercise #while

Brain exercise #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {     int x = -10;     while (x++ != 0)         ;     printf("%d  ", x);     return 0; } What is the expected output? #brainexercise #while

Brain exercise #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {     int x = -10;     while (x++ != 0)         ;     printf("%d  ", x);     return 0; } What is the expected output? #brainexercise #while

Brain exercise #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {     int x = -10;     while (x++ != 0)         ;     printf("%d  ", x);     return 0; } What is the expected output? #brainexercise #while