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I was working with big numbers such that a,b,Q belongs to int32_t range. Int32_t temp =(int64_t)(a*b)%Q
Here a*b works perfectly but when I try to do modulo Q the values changes or differs the answer
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Nionn
Hey any video suggestions that I can start with?
Blue
Hii
AI/ML se web dev ya ai/ml ka koi course please..?
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Cayetano
Hi guys! I'm wondering how strong is use snake_case instead camelCase in a modern C++ code... 🤔
Cayetano
i read that is up to you use one or another and although you can mix them... but what are you think about that?
Pavel
Hi guys! I'm wondering how strong is use snake_case instead camelCase in a modern C++ code... 🤔
I almost never see snake_case in C++ code, except when used in constant names but then it is upper case snake case.
Vlad
Hi guys! I'm wondering how strong is use snake_case instead camelCase in a modern C++ code... 🤔
snake_case is prominent in libs like boost and stl
Vlad
And some C/Posix stuff
Vlad
Not much else
Vlad
Obviously everybody can do whatever they want
Vlad
I just see PascalCase and camelCase way more often
Vlad
In user code that is
Vlad
*sigh*
Vlad
@K11M1, @neko_code, @QNeko pliz unmute this nibbler
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Thanks for you opinion! I ask that because in some languages like Python, is almost a sin use a different case than they suggest in their documents...
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Cayetano
Thanks!
Pavel
Unfortunately in C++ they didn't agree on a specific code style before a lot of libraries and projects got written using completely different styles, and then it was too late
Vlad
Everyone formats their code how they want
Vlad
There are different gangs of code styles that are at war with each other
Cayetano
OK I will remeber that @nwordtech
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I use this in my libs
Snake case for functions
Camel case for variable names
Pascal case for types
Upper case for global variables defined outside of any function
😅
Vlad
Vlad
Gross
Lucifa
Hey I'm Lucifa
Cyber security student
Vlad
Please explainest thy name mister
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Ok, you're temporarily off my sus list
Yeah, almost suspected we needed to call the girl eradicator squad to ensure the internet remained women free... What the hell am I even talking about?
Vlad
Yeah, almost suspected we needed to call the girl eradicator squad to ensure the internet remained women free... What the hell am I even talking about?
Welp cybersec trannys are the real menace to society
Vlad
That what I was afraid of
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Welp cybersec trannys are the real menace to society
Meh, if I want a computer that has no government tracking or brand tracking I am not going to the local white cishet tho
Vlad
Meh, if I want a computer that has no government tracking or brand tracking I am not going to the local white cishet tho
So you'd search for the local furry to do it instead?
Vlad
🤔
Ludovic 'Archivist'
So you'd search for the local furry to do it instead?
Nah, I just ask Leah Rowe or something, just like anyone needing absolute manic energy and good performance ask Sy Brand to make their library implementations of C++ infrastructure classes
Kuste
I need advise
harmony5 🇺🇳 ⌤
I need advise
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.
Null
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Hello everyone I'm a student of computer science and I'm not good at coding at the moment due to lack of direction i want someone to please guide me im trying to learn oop dsa programming fundamentals on mybown in c++ can anyone suggest something or advise on how to approach things
Pavel
Ah, I hate this bot
Null
Ah, I hate this bot
The moderators have reviewed his message and approved it. He was notified, but he has stopped writing messages
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Ah, I hate this bot
False positives happen, if I could range-ban certain countries from joining we wouldn't need such a bot here :D
Lucifa
Hey Lucifa here
Cyber security student
Vlad
Hey Lucifa here
Cyber security student
Do you need a nohello.com, or shall you figure out yourself that ya need to ask the question?
Vlad
If you need attention from strangers online theres OT for that
Vlad
#ot
#ot
Offtopic discussions should be done in the C/C++ Offtopic group. Please take your discussion/questions there.
Vlad
A ban, possibly
Welp chat's already dead, we need to stray them in the proper direction first, otherwise it's gonna be dead for real
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Welp chat's already dead, we need to stray them in the proper direction first, otherwise it's gonna be dead for real
I know, otherwise I would have slapped the ban button
Null
currently, the bot is deleting all messages that considered to break nohello rule as whole. It might be a good idea to also delete messages that start with "hello" kind of words?
Maxim
Cayetano
Thanks!
Ludovic 'Archivist'
currently, the bot is deleting all messages that considered to break nohello rule as whole. It might be a good idea to also delete messages that start with "hello" kind of words?
I wish, I'd love for it to delete the messages that contain hello or hi and less than 35 bytes of information
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Why exactly? Try to explain your point instead of talking like a child
Maxim
Why exactly? Try to explain your point instead of talking like a child
my message above has less than 35 bytes of information
i strongly disagree with its removal
Ludovic 'Archivist'
my message above has less than 35 bytes of information
i strongly disagree with its removal
You are as pointless as a marble
Maxim
You are as pointless as a marble
if you want to scare the participants away by randomly deleting their short messages just because they start with "hello" contains "hello" or "hi", that's up to you
Abbasi
if you want to scare the participants away by randomly deleting their short messages just because they start with "hello" contains "hello" or "hi", that's up to you
Saying "hi", "hello" and so forth in most of the technical communities - if not all - are not that needed/welcomes.
Just ask your (technical) question and enjoy a free answer.
Maxim
Saying "hi", "hello" and so forth in most of the technical communities - if not all - are not that needed/welcomes.
Just ask your (technical) question and enjoy a free answer.
hello!
i know about network etiquette, now tell me, what's wrong with this message?
Abbasi
As said, it's not welcomed in (most of) technical communities. Just don't waste your time and instead ask questions like below:
struct S {
int operator()() { return 5; }
};
auto f = [] {return 5;};
int main() {
constexpr int val = S{}(); // doesn't work
constexpr int val2 = f(); // works
}
Why?
Maxim
As said, it's not welcomed in (most of) technical communities. Just don't waste your time and instead ask questions like below:
struct S {
int operator()() { return 5; }
};
auto f = [] {return 5;};
int main() {
constexpr int val = S{}(); // doesn't work
constexpr int val2 = f(); // works
}
Why?
You're confusing messages that have a greeting with messages that have nothing but a greeting
Abbasi
Aha, if you start your technical question with a leading "hello", I don't see any issues with it personally.
Maxim
Aha, if you start your technical question with a leading "hello", I don't see any issues with it personally.
that's exactly what I wanted to say from the very beginning
Vlad
As said, it's not welcomed in (most of) technical communities. Just don't waste your time and instead ask questions like below:
struct S {
int operator()() { return 5; }
};
auto f = [] {return 5;};
int main() {
constexpr int val = S{}(); // doesn't work
constexpr int val2 = f(); // works
}
Why?
struct call operator not constexpr
Ludovic 'Archivist'
You're confusing messages that have a greeting with messages that have nothing but a greeting
Hence why I proposed greetings + 35 bytes as it is unlikely one would provide a constructive question or a constructive answer in 35 bytes minus whatever bytes required for the greeting itself
Maxim
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kr57
hey do anyone have an idea