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Why can't we overload a static function with a non static function in C++? Anyone please help

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C++ notes

Can anyone sends

You can send c programming notes

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Hello

I am a beginner in C programming. I will be glad if any one could help me suggesting a complete teaching course online

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Just look into manual https://cplusplus.com/reference/ios/ios/eof/ If I get it correctly it doesn§t test if you are at the end of file but it just tells you if end of file error happened yet. So after you read the last byte while tests if end of file error happened which is not true the you try to read behind the end of file (now error happened) then you write garbage into output file and test if EOF error happened - that is now true so your while ends.

I am a beginner in C programming. I will be glad if any one could help me suggesting a complete teaching course online

There’s a very good course at EdX

By Dartmouth Univ.

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Maam plz starting the classs Not a understanding the college classes

Maam plz starting the classs Not a understanding the college classes

Is this related to your studies? Maybe ask the responsible people?

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any help

any help

char ch; while(input.get(ch)) { output.put(ch); }

any help

https://t.me/programminginc/536356 you must check to see if you have reached the EOF *before* putting your character to the output stream, not after.

Someone can explain me what is the fuction of the cruly braces, for example if ( number == data){ cout << “the number is 5”; } what is the fuction of the curly braces ?

Someone can explain me what is the fuction of the cruly braces, for example if ( number == data){ cout << “the number is 5”; } what is the fuction of the curly braces ?

In that specific case, because the braces enclose a single statement, and because they behave like a single statement, they do not have any function beyond improving readability

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Not enough arguments!

anybody have python course ??

Will You guys tell me about operators in c

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https://t.me/c/1333870316/317324

oh that's teh same guy?

https://t.me/c/1333870316/317324

Thanks Maxim :)

Thanks Maxim :)

you're welcome! i'm always surprised when people don't notice things like this i doubt i'm a genius

Any ui ux designers?

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new to c.. can anyone suggest some yt vids?

new to c.. can anyone suggest some yt vids?

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Hi, Has anybody successfully made a project with module (C++20 or after), using cmake ?

Hey guys, Has anybody done it ?

Will You guys tell me about operators in c

What do you wanna know ?

Hey guys, Has anybody done it ?

I tried it, but backtracked because modules support is still spotty, in particular, the standard library has basically negative support at this point. I will try again when support gets better

Will You guys tell me about operators in c

What you want to know ?

Hey guys, Has anybody done it ?

Yup, but its sucks on gcc, a little better with clang but I prefer to use headers for now. May be I try again with c++30 or 33

Yup, but its sucks on gcc, a little better with clang but I prefer to use headers for now. May be I try again with c++30 or 33

It is a problem of compiler support, it may be better to wait for the next major compiler versions

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It is a problem of compiler support, it may be better to wait for the next major compiler versions

Yup, I use c++30 is a little sarcastic way, And also the version upgrade of configuration tool like cmake Currently cmake is not properly caching the module build, And each binary rebuild every time including all its required modules Even if there is no change on code

Yup, I use c++30 is a little sarcastic way, And also the version upgrade of configuration tool like cmake Currently cmake is not properly caching the module build, And each binary rebuild every time including all its required modules Even if there is no change on code

So intention to significantly speed up builds went well

guys how can i add call an attribute of one class inside the other one ?

i mean for ex i have a class Student and Subject how to call the subject into student is it possible ?

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Hello guys