Anonymous
they literally bought in bulk when everything was like 1-10 dollars
Anonymous
made a nice amount of money
Anonymous
and the people never even used that crypto
Anonymous
it was originally to help them launder money
Anonymous
but they got scared about legal rammifications to potentially using it
Anonymous
so they just paid me and left
Anonymous
plus they are natives
Anonymous
they do not have to pay taxes
Anonymous
it is because they sell weed
Anonymous
all "legally"
Anonymous
i come from Ukraine and Russia
Anonymous
and will likely move back when i retire
Anonymous
fucking hate canada
Anonymous
canadians are worse then US
Anonymous
they are very polite and all this
Anonymous
but they will go behind your back like crazy
Anonymous
you never can trust canadians
Anonymous
or us people for that matter
Anonymous
canadians are very amoral if you get them in a closed room, and that is how i mostly make most of my money
Ибраги́м
Ибраги́м
YOu used their tricks against them
Anonymous
no
Anonymous
they told me what they want done
Anonymous
i get it done for them
Anonymous
and they pay me money for that being done
Anonymous
this i do all in any spare time
Ибраги́м
Nice
Ибраги́м
Thanks for putting it in another way
klimi
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klimi
Welcome Cory! Please read the pinned message
Dima
> yfw no friends
Dima
"your feel when"
klimi
Oh
klimi
Ye no friends
Dima
Anonymous
Anonymous
they can only create bugs
Dima
you only can create bugs
Dima
cats are masterrace
Anonymous
what if humanity is a bug in evolution?
Dima
ideology
LagGaiden
Anonymous
But there is no good debugger for evolution
Jasmin
Hello
Jasmin
Is there any function in c++ which counts element in array which is greater than some value..
Jasmin
i.e. i want to count all the elements which are greater than 3 in list..
Sunil
Is there any function in c++ which counts element in array which is greater than some value..
You can loop over the array and see if each element is larger than 3 and increase a counter if that is the case
Talula
Is there any function in c++ which counts element in array which is greater than some value..
I don't think so, you'll have to do it manually.
P
Hi
Mat
P
How to use inline and outline fiction?
Mat
Talula
How to use inline and outline fiction?
You can't use fictions, fictions are suppose to be non real stories that can't be used inline or outline.
Anonymous
Is there any function in c++ which counts element in array which is greater than some value..
Not directly but there is a Hack around if time complexity isn't your concern.
1. sort the array using std::sort.
2. Apply std::upper_bound on the sorted array. upper_bound will return pointer to the first element that compares greater than 3, you can convert this pointer to index using pointer arithmetic - i.e. substracting the base address of array(or the first element of the array).
3. Once you have the index of first element greater than 3 find the count of total is cakewalk since the array is already sorted. Simply substract this index from the size(number of elements) of the array and you have your answer.
Time complexity will be greater by a logarithmic factor cause of the sorting but it will work.
Anonymous
Please help
Anonymous
Hiii
Anonymous
Number pattern in c
Anonymous
Anyone please explain
Anonymous
this is chipp
Anonymous
my windows crash and i have to re-login to my TG with my old, dead number
Anonymous
:(
Anonymous
so i logged in with my new num
olli
Is there any function in c++ which counts element in array which is greater than some value..
I suppose std::count_if does what you want?
(Either use std::array or you might need a custom array iterator)
Jasmin
I suppose std::count_if does what you want?
(Either use std::array or you might need a custom array iterator)
I thought about that but it takes function as third argument...
And due to function call time may increase..
abuyuusuf
Anyone of you have experience develope snmp manager using c++?
Anshu
Please Can Anyone Explain the output:
Anshu
{
int x=20,y=35;
x=y++ + x++;
y= ++y + ++x;
printf("%d%d",x,y);
}
Jasmin
{
int x=20,y=35;
x=y++ + x++;
y= ++y + ++x;
printf("%d%d",x,y);
}
Post increments(x++) first returns value of x and than increments it...
While pre increments (++x) increases value and than returns increases value..