Hello everyone, I'm doing practice and the question arose, how can I repeat the function request several times in Google tests?

Please can someone explain how to print 1 - 100 in C but you can't print double numbey like 11 33 22 and only two combination if you have 12 you use 21 and like if you have 34 no 43

if(i/10 != i%10) {cout << i << " ";}

you definitely don’t need error 127, and since the array is up to 100, there is no point in int for two arrays in which you are counting.

No

print all char and you will understand that I am right.

Please can someone explain how to print 1 - 100 in C but you can't print double numbey like 11 33 22 and only two combination if you have 12 you use 21 and like if you have 34 no 43

05 ==50?

do you write for pc?

print all char and you will understand that I am right.

Yes

if(i/10 != i%10) {cout << i << " ";}

Is this if for the double

What is that cout

For 0...4 for 0..9

I don't understand please

write two loops one inside the other. inside check if the indexes are uneven you can print the first and second index

#include<bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; #define ll long long #define fast ios_base::sync_with_stdio(false);cin.tie(NULL); int main(){ int x=log10(100); int n=pow(10,x); cout<<n; }

actually other compilers like codechef, gfg gives 100 but only vs code gives 99

It's not backed by any C standard from what I know

that's why i want to know, Is there any error in my vs code or it's universal

Vs code editor

i installed long time ago so i forgot

char behaves like an integer

Check then, I won't be able to help otherwise

char range is -128 to 127

Hello guys I'm trying to write my own printf() in c using varags but I'm not getting the correct solution for this.cab anyone help me out

Hello guys I'm trying to write my own printf() in c using varags but I'm not getting the correct solution for this.cab anyone help me out

How to understand it? int *x = malloc(10 * sizof(int)); int *x = malloc(100 * sizof(int)); printf("%d %d", sizeof(x),sizeof(y)); prints: 8 8

but even with x[8] i cant get the size... anywhere says that to get the length of an array I need to using: sizeof(x)/sizeof(*x)

but even with x[8] i cant get the size... anywhere says that to get the length of an array I need to using: sizeof(x)/sizeof(*x)

hmmm... then if I need some dinamically I would need to malloc then keep a counter on the size, realloc before return (in case the array is smaller) and inform the caller with the array pointer and an array with size. Thanks.

Does it affect to speed

replace the #define ll long long line with: using ll = long long;

Hello, I need some help with the boost process library. Basically, I want to execute a program and print the output in real time without having to wait for the process to finish. I've tried with the asynchronous API but I can't make it print while the process is running, I always have to wait for the termination of the process before printing its output. Does anyone know how to do this?

Why not use typedef from cstdint tho

Why not use typedef from cstdint tho

Can't you do this synchronously unless you want the parent process to do something else at the same time? Here is how I would do it synchronously: void print_output(<some args>){ bp::ipstream is; bp::child c(bp::search_path("<executable>"), bp::std_out > is); std::string line; while (c.running() && std::getline(is, line) && !line.empty()) std::cout << line << '\n'; c.wait(); } This would print the output while the process is running.