When you say "solid principle", do you mean a solid explanation of the programming principles and concepts in C++ or do you mean explanation of SOLID principles using C++?

How i can get a test cases zip file of gfg and leetcode question?

Hi guys, i just join my uni and I'm searching for good youtube tutorial to learn c language. Can anyone send me? I have cheaked the resources in pinned message but I need youtube tutorial explaination in simple way bcz my english is not that advance.

Hi guys, i just join my uni and I'm searching for good youtube tutorial to learn c language. Can anyone send me? I have cheaked the resources in pinned message but I need youtube tutorial explaination in simple way bcz my english is not that advance.

Hacker rank test case ki zip file ka format kisi ko pta hai?

Hacker rank test case ki zip file ka format kisi ko pta hai?

? have you read the rules?

Don't stand on ceremony with them, he clearly didn't

Anyone who can help my C++ homework please it's console.

Anyone who can help my C++ homework please it's console.

User Kingpee has 1/2 warnings; be careful! Reason: homework

/warn homework

What did l do bro

l need someone to help me my C++ assignment .

I'll work together to make C+++

it will have const of constexpr of constexpr and it will be compiled during light year travel

Do we need to learn C before learning C++ In market, is C valuable or only C++ used?

No you can start directly with c++

Can you suggest some good course which covers from scratch to pro I am good at finding courses for free so I'll study from that only

Personally, creating your own Small project and solving the problems til it works is the best way to learn. Tutorials are very boring :(

My way of learning is to listen to theory and following instructions to get my grasp on it Then i jump into doing things and experimenting. So in case someone can suggest some course. That might come handy to me

Youtube, Bob C++

Can you suggest some good course which covers from scratch to pro I am good at finding courses for free so I'll study from that only

Bob C++ channel on YT? Or both are different resources

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUQZ1qmKlLY 9 hours of C++

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUQZ1qmKlLY 9 hours of C++

Thanks 🙏

Don't use it, it is not good

I've already sent the link

She sent a link its @resources

Using #define to declare a constant is a bad practice and is discouraged. Using preprocessing macros is in general not encouraged either but in a language like C, macros offer benefits that can't be achieved easily using the non preprocessing constructs. For ex, macros are used to simulate overloading of functions in C (_Generic is a relatively new option which again uses preprocessing macros underneath). So people use them for such purposes and the ones who use it are the ones who generally understand the dark corners of the language well In C++ too there are limited use cases for macros (most of which can be handled through the build system) with limited checking of #defines in your code.

Hello, I have just started learning the C programming language. Do you have any resources you would recommend?

Hello, I have just started learning the C programming language. Do you have any resources you would recommend?

I am your potential competitor and I will make C+++++

The book called Modern C listed in the Resource channel is quite good.

Why reordering of structure members affectes structure size in C and how to prevent that thing ?

Any Example for better explanation of your answer.

Ok so is there any programatic way like I am assigning size to member ?

Hey people, I am at the point where I am back to having time enough to mentor someone. Any absolute beginner that wants to learn, you can probably ping me. I teach C++ and other programming languages and software architecture in general

Why reordering of structure members affectes structure size in C and how to prevent that thing ?

Count me in Assuming it's free

it will have const of constexpr of constexpr and it will be compiled during light year travel

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Hi everyone, I have a question what this return "std::string::npos" or what's the value. I Know that we use for verify if a string occurs in other string, but I want Know the value behind this sentence. Please guys 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 come in help me

Hi everyone, I have a question what this return "std::string::npos" or what's the value. I Know that we use for verify if a string occurs in other string, but I want Know the value behind this sentence. Please guys 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 come in help me

I don't mean to be rude, but such things should be described at least once in any forum.

Yes I see👍, but thanks😊. I Know and I believe that every time we need learn with people tha I've they are to years in the area. Because for me the experience is important.I really value physical or in-person classes, because search engines simply return what we are looking for. And we must always have someone and that's why I'm in this group, the best C/C++ group😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Your case is a good one. for the future - about data types. You have probably already noticed that some data types use the same "typedef unsigned int", it is recommended to use such variables that are used in a function. For example, in your case you asked about string::npos. it is recommended to use this value instead of (-1).

are these courses a scam or are they legitimate?

hi I would like to say at once that in the beginning it is worth a little google search. for example, the geeksforgeeks website describes it well. In short, use this instead of (-1). string returns this for example when searching for a substring.

What courses?

are these courses a scam or are they legitimate?

I think he is referring to the courses that were advertised just before his post (Dima deleted those and banned the user as well)