Scanf can read only signs until the next space comes.With this function you can read a string with spaces and with *c the newline will be deleted
Example
char hello[100];
Input
scanf("%s",s);
Hello Guys
output
printf("%s",s);
Guys
Anonymous
Anonymous
with this function
scanf("%[^\n]%*c", s)
Output Hello Guys
Levi
Anonymous
you can use gets but its really dangerous because it has Buffer problems and not recommened to use it
Levi
what if we use scanf(%[^\n],s)
Matija
Hi guys, i am new to this ( both c programming and group)😅
Matija
What is the time period i should expect before i get decent at c?
Anonymous
What is the time period i should expect before i get decent at c?
are you a hard working guy ?
Anonymous
I would dedicate 2 hours per day for c.
use the ansi c book and your known about c is in c under 2 months finished
Matija
use the ansi c book and your known about c is in c under 2 months finished
👍🏻💪🏻❤️😄thanks Anti!!!!!!
Levi
use the ansi c book and your known about c is in c under 2 months finished
for how long u r doing c.
Anonymous
c is not complex but you must do many things myself.Like memory allocation.To understand what a pointer do take me 4 months :D
Anonymous
i had an education and know iam studying data science
Anonymous
dont look at youtube Videos.Try to fix your problems with your knowledge you will your brain will works like an Debugger
Anonymous
debugging is really difficult .I got several multiple times aggressive behaviours and kicked my display with my foot :D
Levi
ok
Anonymous
Which ide you use ?
Anonymous
i love vs code solar theme
hamza
vim
Anonymous
My opinion.Visual studio is for me for noobs to complex
hamza
dont use it.Many schools in india use turbo c++ but for my opinion its to old
what's the recommended one
hamza
something else than just codeblocks
Levi
Anonymous
almost every second c c++ code use gcc
Anonymous
Turbo c is not in the actual forms and looks ugly ass fuck
Anonymous
come on man we are in 2022
Anonymous
but i dont understand something.Why i need in turbo c getch but other ides dont cares that
abababbaba
Vs code is good ide for c c++ or other programming language
Hsn
void foo();
int main(){
void *pFoo = &foo;
void *pBar = foo;
}
is pFoo and pBar identical ? i never used reference operator on functions ..
Hsn
ah ok .. joke on me.
Begula
#cbook
Matija
#ide
Anonymous
hey i need an programmer who can make me an programm , i will pay
dm!
Strife
Ayush
Hello friends 🙋
I have one question to ask if anyone could answer I will be grateful
Which one is better to start learning with programming
C or C++
Thanks
Pavel
Hello friends 🙋
I have one question to ask if anyone could answer I will be grateful
Which one is better to start learning with programming
C or C++
Thanks
What do you want to work with (what kind of applications you are interested to build)?
I use Arch
Hello friends 🙋
I have one question to ask if anyone could answer I will be grateful
Which one is better to start learning with programming
C or C++
Thanks
In the continuing debate on whether one needs to learn C before C++, I am firmly convinced that it is best to go directly to C++. C++ is safer and more expressive, and it reduces the need to focus on low-level techniques. It is easier for you to learn the trickier parts of C that are needed to compensate for its lack of higher-level facilities after you have been exposed to the common subset of C and C++ and to some of the higher-level techniques supported directly in C++.
(C) Bjarne Stroustrup (creator of C++)
Ayush
What do you want to work with (what kind of applications you are interested to build)?
I understand thanks for reply
Jamil
Hello friends 🙋
I have one question to ask if anyone could answer I will be grateful
Which one is better to start learning with programming
C or C++
Thanks
C is best for starting as my opinion.
I also started from C
Best of luck 🤞
Hsn
C++ is too complicated in my opinion .. too many hidden traps?
André
C++ is too complicated in my opinion .. too many hidden traps?
All languages i use have "hidden traps", just pick the right tool for the right job
coal
C++ is too complicated in my opinion .. too many hidden traps?
there's no hidden traps when you understand what everything does
Hsn
there's no hidden traps when you understand what everything does
Yeah .. you can even code with assembly and say that sentence ..
Hsn
🤷♂️
coal
assembly is simpler than C++
coal
the only complexity in C++ is the fact that there's so many features that learning all of them and all of their uses can take decades of experience or years of study
coal
even Bjarne himself has admitted that within C++ there's a much cleaner language trying to get out
Nameful
Can I somehow wait for a callback to finish in a synchronous function?
Hsn
http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/linus
Nameful
Can I somehow wait for a callback to finish in a synchronous function?
And like only return when the callback calls back
%Nikita
assembly is simpler than C++
Well, yes, but in fact, to program in assembly language, you have to be very well versed in hardware
%Nikita
But it is syntax simpler
Hsn
Idk if traps is bad choice of word .. i guess my point still valid .. c++ hides some foundamentals about memory that i like and grasp easier in c ..
coal
Well, yes, but in fact, to program in assembly language, you have to be very well versed in hardware
making entire applications in assembly is what's complicated
coal
but the barebones, shouldn't take you too long to learn
%Nikita
but the barebones, shouldn't take you too long to learn
I agree, it is very good to learn asm to understand how hardware is fundamentally work
coal
Idk if traps is bad choice of word .. i guess my point still valid .. c++ hides some foundamentals about memory that i like and grasp easier in c ..
C++ manages memory in a much more implicit way than C, but it's still cleaner from the programmer's perspective
Hsn
People dont program in asm unless they need to.. its Tricky and waste of time..
coal
in fact you don't ever need to use malloc in C++
coal
there's no point in using malloc, except for when you want to reallocate