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

What do you mean by calling Subject? Calling its ctor? You can construct an instance of Subject inside of Student... it becomes an attribute of the Student. If you already have an instance in some scope, you can pass the reference of that Subject to Student. (ofc you need to have a ctor for that or a setter or sth)

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cohort 3.0 course ki lectures chaiye can anyone help me please

C language from starting

C language from starting

Start from the end. It's more exciting.

Hellow Programmer. I hope I have fallen into the best site. So I got a question here, which data structure should I start with in C.

Hellow Programmer. I hope I have fallen into the best site. So I got a question here, which data structure should I start with in C.

Most tutorials and books start with linked lists because it provides a good foundation for understanding later data structures like trees and hash tables. If you haven't encountered any data structures before and have no idea about them, Grokking Algorithms is a nice book to start with for beginners.

Most tutorials and books start with linked lists because it provides a good foundation for understanding later data structures like trees and hash tables. If you haven't encountered any data structures before and have no idea about them, Grokking Algorithms is a nice book to start with for beginners.

Isn't it better to start with dynamic arrays rather than ll

Isn't it better to start with dynamic arrays rather than ll

sure 🤷‍♂️ that works too.

Isn't it better to start with dynamic arrays rather than ll

I'm thinking of starting with arrays. Then others.

I'm thinking of starting with arrays. Then others.

Stop thinking. Just start doing it. If you had started when you sent your first message, both of them would be done by now.

Stop thinking. Just start doing it. If you had started when you sent your first message, both of them would be done by now.

Done with basics of 1-D, Multi- Dimensional Arrays & static. Though I can see that it's wide.

I need the notes of 1-D and 2- arrays can you give me please.

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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

I tried it and got it working with clang, but for some reason my lsp was not able to reflect it. I thought since it was introduced with C++20 the support might be good now, compared to 5 yrs back, especially when C++26 is just around the corner now.

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I tried it and got it working with clang, but for some reason my lsp was not able to reflect it. I thought since it was introduced with C++20 the support might be good now, compared to 5 yrs back, especially when C++26 is just around the corner now.

https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/66462

I tried it and got it working with clang, but for some reason my lsp was not able to reflect it. I thought since it was introduced with C++20 the support might be good now, compared to 5 yrs back, especially when C++26 is just around the corner now.

Clion nova engine works great with modules after 2024 update but lag a lot if project complexity increase

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Hello

Any one there

Any one there

no

Start with Basics.

Ok

I know basics

Start with Basics.

But how to puts codes for different types of problems

I know basics

Then start with relevant data structures, like arrays etc. Though am a beginner too.

Ok

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I want python and Java syllabus

Of this year

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Please mam give the c language MCQ test

Please mam give the c language MCQ test

no

bool addBorrower(Borrower borrower) { if (currentBorrowerCount < BORROWER_CAPACITY) { borrowers[currentBorrowerCount] = borrower; ... this is a method in my object class, I can't use = because the compiler is deleting the operator, what's the correct implementation of deep copy here?

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bool addBorrower(Borrower borrower) { if (currentBorrowerCount < BORROWER_CAPACITY) { borrowers[currentBorrowerCount] = borrower; ... this is a method in my object class, I can't use = because the compiler is deleting the operator, what's the correct implementation of deep copy here?

You probably have a const member in your class. Overload the assignment operator. Borrower& Borrower::operator=(const Borrower& source) { // Copy whatever you want return *this; }

I try use boost.process but I got "error: 'STARTUPINFOEXW' does not name a type; did you mean 'STARTUPINFOW'? STARTUPINFOEXW startup_info{{sizeof(STARTUPINFOEXW), nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STARTUPINFOW" how I can fix that ?

I try use boost.process but I got "error: 'STARTUPINFOEXW' does not name a type; did you mean 'STARTUPINFOW'? STARTUPINFOEXW startup_info{{sizeof(STARTUPINFOEXW), nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STARTUPINFOW" how I can fix that ?

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Hi all. I am above average with Python and the world of data. I need some help with C, especially some windows program. If anyone here can help me, it would be very helpful.

Hi all. I am above average with Python and the world of data. I need some help with C, especially some windows program. If anyone here can help me, it would be very helpful.

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Hi all. I am above average with Python and the world of data. I need some help with C, especially some windows program. If anyone here can help me, it would be very helpful.

Don't ask meta questions. In other words, don't ask to ask. Questions like "Does anyone know XYZ?", "Has anyone used XYZ?" or "Can someone help me?" are all considered meta questions because they don't specify what your actual problem is. These questions give the impression that you want people to approach you and offer their help as if they don't have any other work to do. Now doesn't that expectation make you look like an idiot? If you have a question ask it directly. You are more likely to get a response that way.

You probably have a const member in your class. Overload the assignment operator. Borrower& Borrower::operator=(const Borrower& source) { // Copy whatever you want return *this; }

doesn't solve the issue

even if I copy everything in the array, it still doesn't allow me to use the = operator

Whoever designed R O S, lacks basic etiquettes. Please be respectful to everyone.

even if I copy everything in the array, it still doesn't allow me to use the = operator

That's the whole idea... by overloading it you're making the Borrower assignable. There are specific reasons why the default assignment operator is deleted (I mentioned only one of them), which necessitates overloading it. If you need more help, feel free to share your code (or the parts that matter) on godbolt.org and drop the link here.

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do you prefer to use libtorch(pytorch) in c++ rather than in python?

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/get projects

/get projects

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Please check the Resources section for links on Open Source Projects in C/C++ some of which are explained from scratch.

Okay

/get

/get

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Sir, this is not Google

#projects

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Thank u many

I try use boost.process but I got "error: 'STARTUPINFOEXW' does not name a type; did you mean 'STARTUPINFOW'? STARTUPINFOEXW startup_info{{sizeof(STARTUPINFOEXW), nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STARTUPINFOW" how I can fix that ?

Try to #include <windows.h> before include the boost

why don't you write that into your favourite search engine?

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What is mutual enjoyment ?