RC
Is it ok to send Pic?
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Yes
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You can move the mouse cursor over upper part where the menu should be
@
Then a short menu will drop
RC
Yes
But it's not allowed in this group! Can I send in dm?
@
Yeah
Aura
/report
Anunay
/warn social promotion
Anunay
/warn not even your profile
Aura
/warn not even your profile
Probably have a different name over telegram?
Anunay
Linkedin profile is of a girl while his username was of a guy
Anunay
Anyway he/she/they just joined to promote which is an insta ban mostly 😂
Aura
Linkedin profile is of a girl while his username was of a guy
Still possible he have a random name over telegram
Aura
She*
Aura
Or can be a binary*
Anunay
XD
Aura
Who knows lmao
Aura
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😂😂😂
Kamuri
Hey guys anyone knows how to use cups? It's possible to create a buffer of printjobs until x number of files is achieved?
Jostick
how can i manage the audio of windows 10 with C?
Jay
Hii
klimi
Hii
nohello.com
Anonymous
Hi people, can you say me what package in Android is to installer applications (the installer and not the play store)
Anonymous
Thanks for who help me
Anonymous
I'm wondering which of the android OS packages is responsible for installing and uninstalling the apps. I know what the play store is and I would like to know what that is
Anonymous
Is to use with platform tools
Vitalii
char *str = new char[50]{"-"}; str = "abcd"; // doesn't work what I'm doing wrong?
Garima
char *str = new char[50]{"-"}; str = "abcd"; // doesn't work what I'm doing wrong?
In str you can pass only addresses not a string as you have defined this as a pointer
z
char *str = new char[50]{"-"}; str = "abcd"; // doesn't work what I'm doing wrong?
"abcd" is const char [5]. You can't assign non const type with const.
z
I guess you want to fill the buffer you allocate from new. strcpy(str, "abcd"); Should be used for that.
Vitalii
thanks
z
I don't think so because str is declared as a pointer not array
Array decays to pointer. What did you guess then?
z
char *str = new char[50]; is perfectly valid.
Anshul
char *str = new char[50]{"-"}; str = "abcd"; // doesn't work what I'm doing wrong?
Because "abcd" is const char and by assigning to str (which is not const) you don't promise that you won't change "abcd" in future so you can't do it. But you could do it if you made str as const
Garima
How can I correct it?
What kind of error your program is showing
Aditi s
What should I learn first if I want to understand c++ with oops?
Anonymous
php also has C like funtions, printf and types string int bool
Anshul
What should I learn first if I want to understand c++ with oops?
You can directly start learning c++. It doesn't have any such prerequisites
Cesco
You can directly start learning c++. It doesn't have any such prerequisites
Yeah right in Italy it's the first programming language that you learn at school
Aditi s
You can directly start learning c++. It doesn't have any such prerequisites
Thanks, What about punctuation, syntax and arrays, pointers in C language etc because these things were thought me last year but I forgot them 😬
Anshul
You can start learning from some course online which starts from scratch
Anshul
And the syntax are told by all the teachers, it's enough to recall I guess
Aditi s
Yess thank you, I'll look in YouTube
Anshul
Yeah right in Italy it's the first programming language that you learn at school
In my school we were not taught any programming languages lol
Aditi s
You can start learning from some course online which starts from scratch
Do you recommend any website or YouTube channel or book??
Anshul
Do you recommend any website or YouTube channel or book??
I learned c language first, so I chose a course which didn't talk about basics
Anshul
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Anshul
You're welcome
Anonymous
“c++ pointers are powerful and very flexible but unreliable.” i am not interested in c++ but is This statement true ? İf it is true why is it unreliable
Ludovic 'Archivist'
“c++ pointers are powerful and very flexible but unreliable.” i am not interested in c++ but is This statement true ? İf it is true why is it unreliable
Use of pointers must be done carefully as their safety is not entirely ensured by the type system. This generally applies to any languages that allows pointers, which is pretty much most programming languages made for system programming (C, C++, C#, Java, Crystal...)
Anonymous
Ok, thank you so much😊
Engineer
How can people join this group?
Anonymous
What's up?
Anonymous
Hello, I friend of mine redirected me here as I am learning C#. Thanks to all for any future help.
Manav
https://pastebin.com/7VeT4cQa
Kevin
Hi, igual need some help with c++, can someone help me?
Sandro
Hi guys I'm looking for API or open source code for reading and writing contacts on Google account as well. I'm C programmer, I've found Google contacts API and Google People API, but are they usable for C? Thnx
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How to print vertically multiplication table in c
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By using \n
Ok... Thanks