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Rahil
Any project ideas for students
Jojo
what field?
There are even fields😱😱😱 Restarting c and I have like 3 books that am following through, last I checked with them one got topics that not only scared my mind but my brains too....just how advanced are pointers, unions, structures.... I mean there is even structured pointers? Waaallahi I feel like I need a coach or something...blue mountain state style
Jojo
Why does it feel as though c doesn't have as many online jobs as compared to other languages Also I tried roadmap and aaah they didn't have C just the plus plus kindaa felt switched off
FriedRice
You don't need to learn C to learn C++, C++ is closer to Rust/Python than C.
Jojo
Like networking, games. Visualization. Data, tools...
Ooooh yeeeah....this inspired me to check it out...like system programing say kernels and drivers... I kinda feel I would want to major in system programming and embedded and firmware like the tv controllers and all that, hoping cis the way to go
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Rahil
Small projects to impress college lecturers in any field
Igor
Small projects to impress college lecturers in any field
Cube or square rotation in ASCII art. It involves maths (linear algebra) and actually is pretty impressive.
Mazen
Guys does someone know what app for windows that I can program on it?
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Guys does someone know what app for windows that I can program on it?
You can have a look at Devc++ at the beginning.
Paul
can you help me with the project members
Rose
can you help me with the project members
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Mazen
Can you help me in c++ variables?
Mazen
What are they
Simple Sorcerer
Can you help me in c++ variables?
This is a thing that stores some value. And you can also change this value
Simple Sorcerer
And each variable has a type. The type tells what value the variable can have. If it is int then it is a number. If it is char then it stores a character. But in essence all these are just numbers.
Simple Sorcerer
To start with, you don't need to worry about numbers. You can just use int and continue learning
Simple Sorcerer
I think a little later you will understand how to work with them
consteval
Can you help me in c++ variables?
this might be helpful as well: https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-objects-and-variables/
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Michael
Hi please introduction
Michael
What is programming
Michael
What quatemm computing
Anakin
What quatemm computing
Intense computing also there’s wiki read
Suka
Hi please introduction
bro there is ton of good introduction video on YouTube.
Rain Bow
Hi im using esp32 with expansion board. I use lead acid battery as a supply and buck converter to step down voltave. but why my Blynk still offline. How to system online in Blynk. Thank you
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Pavel
can i rewrite the message ? i really need help
I think it should be fine now. I mean, try to send it again
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i faced a problem with scanf if the input was 7.8 B 24 (i.e., x = 24, y = 7.8, and ch = 'B') which of the following is correct and why ? i am deeply confused, because i thought it didn't matter scanf("%1f%c%d", &y, &ch, &x); scanf("%1f%c %d", &y, &ch, &x); scanf("%1f %c%d", &y, &ch, &x);
Oxygen
Why is it that when I watch a YouTube video about c while noting down then when it comes for me to do myself I can't
Pavel
i faced a problem with scanf if the input was 7.8 B 24 (i.e., x = 24, y = 7.8, and ch = 'B') which of the following is correct and why ? i am deeply confused, because i thought it didn't matter scanf("%1f%c%d", &y, &ch, &x); scanf("%1f%c %d", &y, &ch, &x); scanf("%1f %c%d", &y, &ch, &x);
I don't know much about scanf, but the tricky part should be the %c part, because space is also a character, it could try to read space into the ch variable, and then would try to read "B" into the x variable. Intuitively I would guess that the third variant should work.
consteval
consider reading a book instead
Arden
Jens Gustedt
Arden
book name is modern c
Suka
Why is it that when I watch a YouTube video about c while noting down then when it comes for me to do myself I can't
please share detail code objective and error if any. then we can discussed here. goodluck.
BLESSED
hello, can you recommend some header-only mock libraries (with MIT license or similar)? I'm using boost utf but unfortunately it doesn't have mock library, so I need to look for another solution there is an option to use gtest/gmock, but it seems weird to take gtest lib only for gmock maybe there are people with similar experience
Gift
I know c programming basics what to do nxt
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Profit
FriedRice
Do you need mocking for C++? I think just unit test is enough, I have only used gtest doctest and Asan for unit testing.
FriedRice
I believe some language like Python would need mocking, but i don't think you will need it for C++ is such a low level language😳
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Salva
does anyone have a PPT on C programming that they could share?
SHEIKH HAFIJUL ALI
No one???
Google it or better ask LLMs
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anyone who know about the setting of vscode
Rose
anyone who know about the setting of vscode
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Chaudhary
How we check memory for array is allocated in heap or stack ?
Abbasi
How we check memory for array is allocated in heap or stack ?
If you mean C style arrays, or, std::array, the memory they use are allocated on stack. Other STL containers are on the free store.
Chaudhary
Types of Arrays • Fixed Size Arrays ■ Stack Allocation ■ Heap Allocation • Dynamic Size Arrays ■ Vector in C++ ■ ArrayList in Java ■ List in Python
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