Example for while , for , we can use c programming but range we can't use c programming

Example for while , for , we can use c programming but range we can't use c programming

Whoever came up with the format for icu state machines for parsing unicode is a complete monster

At a point in the future, we are all likely to be monsters

Man, those state machine are written in a sort of bnf/regex from hell script format

OK, now they're monsters. You mean the same libicu ?

We are writing an alternative in c++20 and my god using their datafile will be complicated

I hope your obsession with Unicode correctness pays off.

We are writing an alternative in c++20 and my god using their datafile will be complicated

Why didn't you use Rust ?

The only thing slower to compile than C++ is Rust, also, C++ with 99% of things immutable is still very flexible

It was wasted opportunity.

To make something seasoned C++ devs can actually like.

Since 80% of my code never mutates shit and the rest is too hairy for rust, I would get all drawbacks no benefits from using it

Copy ?

I even made some code to calculate it recursively until the problem is reached: #include <iostream> long long unsigned int calculate(long long unsigned int x) { std::cout << x << "\n"; if (x <= 4) { std::cerr << "3x+1 problem reached." << "\n"; return 0; } long long unsigned int num; if (x % 2 == 0) { num = x / 2; } else { num = x * 3 + 1; } return calculate(num); } int main() { calculate(7); return 0; }

#ASK What is a practical use case of union in C? I don't see it ever used anywhere 🤔

What are the types of errors in C programming?

Hello what is the use of long long unsigned int behind long long int

Use \n instead /n

hi admin is it possible to share articles about C or C++ in this group?

Given a number in the range of 100 and 999, write a program to accept input and validate this range. The program should exit if the number is out of range. Otherwise, it should reverse it. For example, if the number is 258 then the reverse is 852.

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What's the point of (++a)=20?

But its result is twenty with g++

What's the point of (++a)=20?

But I won't suggest to write code like this, this is not readable and doesn't give any benefits in comparison to ++a; a = 20;

Hello guys. I wonder why, once assigned a certain quantity of memory to a pointer, I can still store values that exceed that quantity of memory. e.g. char* buffer = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char) * 2) // Looks like I can still assign > 2 char to this pointer

Hello guys. I wonder why, once assigned a certain quantity of memory to a pointer, I can still store values that exceed that quantity of memory. e.g. char* buffer = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char) * 2) // Looks like I can still assign > 2 char to this pointer

That would be UB, you will write into some memory belonging to other objects (e.g. overwriting data of some arrays/structs) or try to access memory that doesn't belong to the app (which will crash the app probably)

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Printf("space"). Line no. 12..

Does it put the space?

puts(" ");

Yes