tldr; you can't. it is up to the compiler to decide (maybe you could write asm code but meh)

tldr; you can't. it is up to the compiler to decide (maybe you could write asm code but meh)

Are you learning linked list or working on something?

Hello everyone 😊 Are there any YouTube channels and books you recommend that I can use while learning C and C++ languages? Thank you so much 🙏

Global variables are usually defined outside all functions, mostly below where you include your header files

Hello everyone 😊 Are there any YouTube channels and books you recommend that I can use while learning C and C++ languages? Thank you so much 🙏

When to use single quote and when double in c++?

Double quote for string constants, single quote for char constants

Block is not a curly bracket

It this []

how to reduce a size stub on c? Compiler Gcc on windows

any IDE suggestions so i dont have to install packages manually in C++

Hello everyone 😊 Are there any YouTube channels and books you recommend that I can use while learning C and C++ languages? Thank you so much 🙏

Bro it was just for reason

If a school student bought something from his home and the teacher insulted him, he would just go crying to his father who sensed injustice and next day he comes back with the thing again wiping his tears, now with permission.

What bro?

Bro, attacking against injustice

Bro I don't know what you mean

Not an ide but sounds like you would want to learn cmake

not sure but i want to master C++, since i am in data science field i am sure its going to be very usefull in future

When to use single quote and when double in c++?

#include<stdio.h> struct node { int data; struct node* next; }; int main() { struct node *newNode; newNode = malloc(sizeof(struct node)); newNode->data = 4; struct node *head=newNode; struct node *temp = head; for(int i=2; i < 4; i++) { if(temp->next != NULL) { temp = temp->next; } } newNode->next = temp->next; temp->next = newNode; temp->next=NULL;** while(temp!=NULL) { printf("%d",temp->data); temp=temp->next; } I wrote this code and this code has 4 as output In this code we have temp->next=newNode; temp node is referring to newNode In the next line it is written temp->next=NULL; and I used the while loop to print output, the output was for against my expectations after I had inserted NULL as the next element of temp I was expecting to print nothing, because I had changed the reference of temp->next So my question is: why it still has 4 as output???

Which way of declaring a string is more preferable. Using string library or char var[n]???

how to make numbers sideways like that in c++

If you want to store static string then char but if you want to manipulate the string then string library.

Ooh. I got fooled by that 🤦

How do I find the size of char *str?

If you want a size of c-string, you can use strlen C https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/string/byte/strlen C++ https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/byte/strlen

I'm actually not supposed to use strlen, but I have an idea. I think I'm supposed to loop through the string until I find the \0 character. Thanks anyway

I'm actually not supposed to use strlen, but I have an idea. I think I'm supposed to loop through the string until I find the \0 character. Thanks anyway

That is what strlen does basically

If you have deleted your account, how will I message you?

https://onlinegdb.com/72QtC9vPu Hi, I'm trying to figure out the topic of stacks based on singly linked lists, but I'm not very successful. Can someone please explain to me why this code turns 1 when it should turn 8. Any explanation of what I'm doing wrong would be appreciated

Create a file that contains the password for the crackme2 executable. Your file should contain the exact password, no new line, no extra space ltrace, ldd, gdb and objdump can help You may need to install the openssl library to run the crakme2 program: sudo apt install libssl-dev

Who use assembler in C?

Who use assembler in C?

switch(operator) { error expected type-specifier before ' ;' token