Anonymous
this group
BinaryByter
even the 6th?
BinaryByter
then just learn C++11 for now
BinaryByter
I bridged the gap between 1998 to 2017 by programming
BinaryByter
lol
Mat
this group
Can you speak proper English?
Mat
No proper English ~> Ban
Mat
It's a rule
klimi
lol
Mat
That can't properly communicate
BinaryByter
let's face it, most members who enter are bad coders. A good coder knows english
Mat
Did you understand what he's asking?
klimi
ye
BinaryByter
the e_book send the group
an ebook cannot communicate group links with it's reader
BinaryByter
atleast as it's defined by the current epub standard
Mat
Or he was asking a pdf of the book
Mat
Or something else
BinaryByter
66904, isn't that some specification number for GCC I stumbled across earlier today?
Zeus
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Whew. That's a lot of information to take in, in just 2, minutes..
Zeus
Alright man..! Gotchya
BinaryByter
He's just kidding, i'm just a weird teenager with too much time on hand
Anonymous
Which book is best for beginners for learning c language
BinaryByter
Learn C++
nithin
BinaryByter
and read the C++ primer
BinaryByter
I would NOT learn C nowadays
Aman
Which book is best for beginners for learning c language
Yashwant Kanetkar - Let us C is also a good book for starting
Alignant
Which book is best for beginners for learning c language
K&R is the best book. It's just fun to read even if you don't want to study C :D
Alignant
Was my first book~
BinaryByter
and prolly the reason you prefer C over C++
Zeus
E balaguruswamy's book is good
Hey, i have that book.. although am a complete noob at c++ or at any other language..
Zeus
I have a doubt, is it possible to declare a variable to store integer type value and character type value in the same code? (Without using the auto data type since I don't want to initialise its value)
BinaryByter
auto isn't a datatype
BinaryByter
yes, you can declare two variables of two different types in the same file
BinaryByter
int variable_1; char variable_2;
BinaryByter
btw: Zeus:
BinaryByter
a char variable isn't text
BinaryByter
it's still a number
BinaryByter
except that it can only go up to 255
Kelvin
Everything are numbers.
BinaryByter
yes
BinaryByter
but many beginners think that chars are mapped to characters in some way
BinaryByter
when in reality, it's just the terminal that renders them as text
Kelvin
I was too.
Kelvin
Zeus
Use a char variable
Bro it will consider the integer values as characters only I guess..
Mat
Read @linuxer4fun
BinaryByter
Bro it will consider the integer values as characters only I guess..
integer values are the same as character values
BinaryByter
except they can go way higher
Mat
A char is a 8 bit memory allocated number
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
try doing this:
BinaryByter
char a = 'a'; std::cout « (int) a « "\n";
Zeus
integer values are the same as character values
Man... If only I knew it I wouldn't have gone for all that trouble... Dammit.. I had to write lines of code to cover that loop hole
Alignant
and prolly the reason you prefer C over C++
I don't prefer C over C++, I just think C is a great language
Zeus
Anyways.. thanks man u saved my life
BinaryByter
C isn't a great language
it was. but nowadays, it's really just simpler to use C*+
Zeus
C isn't a great language
Agreed.. I like c++ more than c
BinaryByter
Ooo
hehehe
Zeus
Am gonna go fix the mess am in
Alignant
it was. but nowadays, it's really just simpler to use C*+
C++ is harder to learn as beginner. Too many people quit
BinaryByter
C is harder than C++
BinaryByter
it throws you at pointers as soon as you hit scanf
Anonymous
however in x86_64 you kinda of wasting space, by using only one byte for the character (8 bit characters)
Alignant
C++ isn't harder than C
The K&R book I have is only 272 pages long. I can't imagine a C++ book of this size.
Anonymous
while int in most compiler is 4 byte wide
Alignant
It's harder to build large apps in C, but it's easier to learn it
Zeus
however in x86_64 you kinda of wasting space, by using only one byte for the character (8 bit characters)
Does it matter??😅😅 I mean in the long run of course... But who cares for the minor projects😂
Anonymous
C++ is harder to learn as beginner. Too many people quit
but C/C++ is very very VERY sexy! C++ is so Easier for me i just Cant undrestand Python! jez