and the same doesn't hold for stringstream, does it?

Stringstream is an in memory string buffer that allows the pointers to be different.

Hi guys. I couldn't debug with visual studio code

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If you have a launch configuration your should be able to

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Determine the smallest even number and the greatest odd number in an integer sequence. Can anyone please help me to solve this algorithm !

[09/09, 21.04] Nur Islam: Write a program that reads positive numbers and calculates the average of read numbers. Program calls readint() to read an integer. Program stops reading if zero or negative number is entered. Program must print average value with 4 decimal accuracy. #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> int readint(void); int main(void) { int num; float sum_of_numbers = 0; int number_count = 0; float average; num = readint(); if (num > 0) { sum_of_numbers = sum_of_numbers + num; number_count++; if (number_count > 0) { average = (sum_of_numbers / number_count); printf("%.4f", average); } } }

[09/09, 21.04] Nur Islam: Write a program that reads positive numbers and calculates the average of read numbers. Program calls readint() to read an integer. Program stops reading if zero or negative number is entered. Program must print average value with 4 decimal accuracy. #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> int readint(void); int main(void) { int num; float sum_of_numbers = 0; int number_count = 0; float average; num = readint(); if (num > 0) { sum_of_numbers = sum_of_numbers + num; number_count++; if (number_count > 0) { average = (sum_of_numbers / number_count); printf("%.4f", average); } } }

[09/09, 21.04] Nur Islam: Write a program that reads positive numbers and calculates the average of read numbers. Program calls readint() to read an integer. Program stops reading if zero or negative number is entered. Program must print average value with 4 decimal accuracy. #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> int readint(void); int main(void) { int num; float sum_of_numbers = 0; int number_count = 0; float average; num = readint(); if (num > 0) { sum_of_numbers = sum_of_numbers + num; number_count++; if (number_count > 0) { average = (sum_of_numbers / number_count); printf("%.4f", average); } } }

[09/09, 21.04] Nur Islam: Write a program that reads positive numbers and calculates the average of read numbers. Program calls readint() to read an integer. Program stops reading if zero or negative number is entered. Program must print average value with 4 decimal accuracy. #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> int readint(void); int main(void) { int num; float sum_of_numbers = 0; int number_count = 0; float average; num = readint(); if (num > 0) { sum_of_numbers = sum_of_numbers + num; number_count++; if (number_count > 0) { average = (sum_of_numbers / number_count); printf("%.4f", average); } } }

#include<cstring> #include<iostream> using namespace std; string rev_str(string txt,int len){ if(len==0) return txt[len]; /* Here i want to get returned last character but it is giving error why??????? */ return txt[len]+rev_str(txt,len-1); }

#include<cstring> #include<iostream> using namespace std; string rev_str(string txt,int len){ if(len==0) return txt[len]; /* Here i want to get returned last character but it is giving error why??????? */ return txt[len]+rev_str(txt,len-1); }

#include <stdio.h> int main(){ int i,size,alphabet,digits,spl_char,space; char data[] = "ABCAkjdcnj"; size = sizeof data; for (i= 0;i<size-1;i++){ if ((data[i] >=65 && data[i] <=90 )|| (data[i] >=97 && data[i] <=122) ) { alphabet++; } else if (data[i]>=48 && data[i]<=57) { digits++; } else if (data[i]>=33 && data[i]<=47){ spl_char++; } else if(data[i]==32){ space++; } } printf("%d,%d,%d,%d",alphabet,digits,spl_char,space); }

Undefined Behaviour because you have not initialised your local variables. Initialise them to 0

what is that value i got for spl_char ?

void readint(int* ip) { *ip = 0; int x; do { scanf("%d", &x); if (x > 0) { *ip += x; } } while (x > 0); } int main(void) { int x; readint(&x); printf("%d\n", x); } This is my solution.

Use a loop to check the entered numbers. If the entered number is greater than 0, the loop continues and you get a new number from the user.

You should readint until 0 or negative input but you only read 1 time. Need to use loop

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Can somebody explain why p1 is not displaying

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Who can help me How i can transform double in float ? If it is possible

Who can help me How i can transform double in float ? If it is possible

hello! why does iostream define abs and std::abs function? why i have acces to them? i thought i need include cmath math.h or anything..

so.. can i check what it includes?

How can I write a program that print S.R.C.O.E

#include <stdio.h> int main () { print("S.R.C.O.E\n"); return 0; }

Int a; for (a=1; a<=10:a++) if (a%2=0) print f (a) with even numbers who came please?

Your if statement is an assignment, not comparing numbers. Use == instead of just =

Int a; for (a=1; a<=10:a++) if (a%2=0) print f (a) with even numbers who came please?

template <std::ranges::input_range Irng> requires(std::unsigned_integral<typename Irng::value_type>) [[nodiscard]] constexpr unsigned convert(Irng &&s) { ... } i want to achieve something like this. but the requires clause doesn't actually work because there is no Irng::value_type. can someone suggest an alternative? requires(std::unsigned_integral<typename Irng::value_type>)

is there any symbol for that