@KlimiCZ wassup

im downloading textures for my animations and models

#include <stdio.h> void f(char**); int main() { char *argv[] = { "ab", "cd", "ef", "gh", "ij", "kl" }; f(argv); return 0; } void f(char **p) { char *t; t = (p += sizeof(int))[-1]; printf("%sn", t); }

#goodgoogling

#googleit

GOOOGLE

He can't google a source code

He can't google a source code

you can

Why people arrive here and expect someone explains basic things. We are even in a chat, so the explanation will take at least 4 times the amount of time needed by a self research

GOOOGLE

hiii india rulezzz

I want to learn C language programming from the beginning

from where

unless you dismissed it, on the top of the screen, below the android action bar (the one with the group name) of the telegram app there is "pinned message", click on it and read the message

Ty

morning all

Can you tell me which app to use to write C++ on android phone

Can you tell me which app to use to write C++ on android phone

-cxxdroid -c4droid but u'll to have to download it's C++ compiler separately -AIDE and then download NDK support it's about 170mb It's all found in play store

Let's assume you do get one. What will you compile with? Just use a PC

I want to know the concept of linked list

Want the codes of linked list

Want the codes of linked list

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/data-structures/linked-list/

Anybody can help me I could not compile a program in code blocks after compile it just says u have not compiled yet even after true file location

Want the codes of linked list

It is sad that list is one of the data structures that is both the most underrated, one of the most important, and the most useless data structure

Why do you think it's underrated?

Because benchmarks show it is pretty fast in most situations, yet actual codebases rarely attempt to make use of it

care to share any of those benchmarks?

Linked Lists are fast if you - don't need to traverse them / perform access by indices - remove from within the list (not the end) - insert in the middle IMO std::vector is the better choice in most situations

hi ludo

Vector is a very good choice for small elements

Vector is a very good choice for small elements

Better than list But as u said for small elements

Yes, list completely beat vector for big elements