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Anonymous
Hey
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Hi
Anonymous
Hello
Anonymous
/get c++_isnt_c_with_classes
many
Which big decimal library with negative number support do you guys recommend?
Hanz
Which big decimal library with negative number support do you guys recommend?
libmpdec is what you need
Anonymous
Where do i start in basics
Gnostic Trades |
Which way you prefer learning about new things? through video tutorials or Documentations?
munene
Can someone help me in writing a program to check if an input number is an armstrong number.
Suyash
Can someone help me in writing a program to check if an input number is an armstrong number.
#include<stdio.h>  
 int main()    
{    
int n,r,sum=0,temp;    
printf("enter the number=");    
scanf("%d",&n);    
temp=n;    
while(n>0)    
{    
r=n%10;    
sum=sum+(r*r*r);    
n=n/10;    
}    
if(temp==sum)    
printf("armstrong  number ");    
else    
printf("not armstrong number");    
return 0;  
}   
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/get cppbookguide
Anonymous
Int main ()
{
char catsname[50];
char catsfood[50];
char sentence[50];
puts("what's the dumb name?");
gets(catsname);
puts("what's does he eat?");
gets(catsfood);
strcat(sentence, catsname);
strcat(sentence, "love to eat");
strcat(sentence, catsfood);
puts(sentence);
return 0;
}
Is it possible to use single strcat function for above code?
For example
strcat(sentence, catsname, "loves to eat", catsfood);
Hanz
Int main ()
{
char catsname[50];
char catsfood[50];
char sentence[50];
puts("what's the dumb name?");
gets(catsname);
puts("what's does he eat?");
gets(catsfood);
strcat(sentence, catsname);
strcat(sentence, "love to eat");
strcat(sentence, catsfood);
puts(sentence);
return 0;
}
Is it possible to use single strcat function for above code?
For example
strcat(sentence, catsname, "loves to eat", catsfood);
I cant see one but you can try use sprintf or snpritnf
Anonymous
Can someone help me in writing a program to check if an input number is an armstrong number.
Show us what you've got so far
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Hi I had a question, what is the use of C ++ language? What does it use for the graphical interface?
Bh@iR@m
Hiiii I am new to programming plz any one can help me???
Bh@iR@m
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Anonymous
Int main ()
{
char catsname[50];
char catsfood[50];
char sentence[50];
puts("what's the dumb name?");
gets(catsname);
puts("what's does he eat?");
gets(catsfood);
strcat(sentence, catsname);
strcat(sentence, "love to eat");
strcat(sentence, catsfood);
puts(sentence);
return 0;
}
Is it possible to use single strcat function for above code?
For example
strcat(sentence, catsname, "loves to eat", catsfood);
I believe what you're trying to achieve is string interpolation is C right? If so, take a look at the following code snippet:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
char buffer[1024];
char a[] = "Variable Value";
snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "String = %s", a);
printf(buffer);
return 0;
}
//Output: String = Variable Value
Anonymous
Hi I had a question, what is the use of C ++ language? What does it use for the graphical interface?
I'm not sure about what you mean by your second question. As for your first question, C is an old language and thus has a lot of caveats, especially when it comes to memory leaks and OOP. C++, as well as many other languages, was created intending to patch the gaps found in C.
Anonymous
Identify the output of the following code:
1 #!/bin/sh
2 user_function() {
3 echo "Welcome"
4
5}
6
printf "World of Linux\n"
7 unset -f user_function
8 user_function.
9 exit 0
What will the output :-
World of Linux
O Welcome
O Both Welcome and World of Linux
O User Function command not found
Anonymous
Identify the output of the following code:
1 #!/bin/sh
2 user_function() {
3 echo "Welcome"
4
5}
6
printf "World of Linux\n"
7 unset -f user_function
8 user_function.
9 exit 0
What will the output :-
World of Linux
O Welcome
O Both Welcome and World of Linux
O User Function command not found
- This code is impossible to compile due to the line numbers.
- We can't tell where the code snippet starts, neither where it ends.
- We don't know the expected output, the error displayed or what the code is expected to do, which renders your question impossible to answer.
I suggest:
1 - Provide an explanation about what your code should do
2 - State the expected output and the output or error you got
3 - Send a minimal working example of your faulty code
- Important: read group rules to avoid getting banned.
Hitesh
How to use JSON in cpp?
Hitesh
pls help
Anonymous
- This code is impossible to compile due to the line numbers.
- We can't tell where the code snippet starts, neither where it ends.
- We don't know the expected output, the error displayed or what the code is expected to do, which renders your question impossible to answer.
I suggest:
1 - Provide an explanation about what your code should do
2 - State the expected output and the output or error you got
3 - Send a minimal working example of your faulty code
- Important: read group rules to avoid getting banned.
the question isn't impossible to answer. it just isn't C/C++. also clearly an exam question.
Anonymous
np
Ketan
https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=+917065970659&text=Hi
Telegram api or bot like this?
klimi
Ketan
Can i message someone in telegram without saving her/his phone number in phonebook?
Any telegram bot or link like whatsapp api
Ravi
klimi
well that's unfortunate
klimi
https://telegram.me/+917287980148 like this.
Anonymous
lol people leaking their phone numbers to 14 thousand people
klimi
lol people leaking their phone numbers to 14 thousand people
maybe it's made up number... who knows :)
Suyash
Anyone know how to remove forked repository from GitHub without deleting original?
klimi
just delete the forked repo?
Anonymous
Anyone know how to remove forked repository from GitHub without deleting original?
why would removing the fork ever remove the original, that would be horrendous for security
Suyash
klimi
After doing this original one will be safe
well... if you don't delete the original, the original will be intact
Anonymous
sree nandhan
I am learning about executable file formats in linux . After compiling a program using $ cc hello.c and the output file is a a.out executable file , but on disassembling it using $ objdump -D a.out and examining the output , the file format is mentioned as elf64-x86-64 . I don't understand what is exactly happening here , is a.out file just a name or is it actually in a.out format ?
I used file --mime-type a.out
The output is a.out: application/x-pie-executable
I dont know what x-pie-executable is and I did not find info on the internet either , can you help me with that ? .
klimi
a.out is just filename and in linux world it doesn't mean anything
sree nandhan
a.out is just filename and in linux world it doesn't mean anything
Okay , is it like just keep up the tradition ?.
sree nandhan
a.out is the output file after compiling.
I do understand that , but why is a.out file in elf format ?
klimi
it's just the default name...
klimi
I do understand that , but why is a.out file in elf format ?
that's the linux executable format
klimi
you can change it with tho -o parameter "cc main.c -o output"
sree nandhan
it's just the default name...
I just googled and found out that a.out was the default executable for in old unix like os ...so i guess tradition.
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Talula
Nope
Because it is saying that your mime type of file is an application/x-pie-executable
X is normally used for extension, pie is normally used if you have Raspberry Pi built and executable means it can be executed as code file on CLI.
sree nandhan
Because it is saying that your mime type of file is an application/x-pie-executable
X is normally used for extension, pie is normally used if you have Raspberry Pi built and executable means it can be executed as code file on CLI.
Yeah , but I am using x86-64 so I dont think it is related to rpi.