I was probably confused by this lot :D

Buuut, I think I understood the most of what's going on, gread job 😅

Oh yea, that's the aml interpreter

Aml is bad

I was probably confused by this lot :D

This is... A bit of a bad idea unless you have guaranteed endianness of the system and the defblock thingy

This is... A bit of a bad idea unless you have guaranteed endianness of the system and the defblock thingy

Fuck. Endianness strikes again

Fuck. Endianness strikes again

I have endianness trouble about once a month

Lol whos afraid of endianness

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilliput_and_Blefuscu#History_and_politics Btw

TL;DR ctrl+F -> endian

I have endianness trouble about once a month

Lets kill endianness

Lol whos afraid of endianness

The countries from Gulliver's

Lets kill endianness

You may tell as about your problems if it'll make you feel better ^_^

The countries from Gulliver's

I belive the common idea is that in both cases people argue about meaningless shit

*angry and bumbling faces of old-school devs* ｖ（＾＿＾ｖ）♪

Rit: Ia there any way through which i can install any spy software to any phone which is not in my hand

Yes using termux.

best advacned computer architecture ebooks , dealing with sandy bridge ?

Thank you.

It's link for discussion related to c/c++ used in crypto currency

You can ask without the link

Hello!

#include <iostream> #include <fstream> int main(){ std::ifstream infile; infile.open("sum.in"); int sum;; if(infile.fail()){ std::cout<<"Can't read file"; } else { infile.close(); } std::cout<<sum; return 0; }

So I am working on a small piece of code to read two numbers from a file then write the sum of them to another file called "sum.out"

I've opened the file but now I don't know how to read and sum the numbers.

Can someone give me a hint please?

Can someone give me a hint please?

If your file contains formatted input you can read numbers from ifstream using the >> operator

@ollirz #include <iostream> #include <fstream> int main(){ std::ifstream infile; infile.open("sum.in"); int sum = 0; if(infile.fail()){ std::cout<<"Can't read file"; } else { std::string s; while(infile>>s) { std::cout<<s<<std::endl; } infile.close(); } return 0; }

Think I am much closer now. 😁

So now I need to use stoi to convert those two numbers I have in my file and add them to the sum variable?

So now I need to use stoi to convert those two numbers I have in my file and add them to the sum variable?

Would be possible. Another possibility would be to read numbers using >>.

I asked a question here no reply

I have another question

lol

Which lib do you use for image viewer

And how can I do that

you can try bximg

Where can I get the documentation for that?

Can't find that? Bximg, pls a link

i'm unable to type

@ollirz I did it! :) Any way to improve this? #include <iostream> #include <fstream> int main(){ std::ifstream infile; infile.open("sum.in"); int sum; if(infile.fail()){ std::cout<<"Can't read file"; } else { int x; while(infile>>x) { sum +=x; } std::ofstream outfile; outfile.open("sum.out"); outfile<<sum; infile.close(); outfile.close(); } return 0; }

Can't find that? Bximg, pls a link

https://github.com/bkaradzic/bimg

Thanks for the help @ollirz 😁

Thanks for the help @ollirz 😁

👍 You're welcome :) Make sure to initialize your variables, set sum to zero in the beginning. Otherwise sum might contain any random value.

Yes, the online judge I am using just notified me of that error. 😂

Great! :D which judge are you using?

@ollirz https://www.pbinfo.ro/ (it's only in Romanian) I am starting with a local one mainly because the problems there are much simpler than on codeforces and other sites.

dudes , this crap is driving me crazy

when I type more than 1 char

the symbol ">" shows up from nowhere in the error message

and I actually can't even understand how the heck that happens

even if I type more than 1 char but the function is supposed to give me back the first 1

and the variable is of type char which could hold 1 char

I mean if I was using scanf to get a string , I'd say it might overflowed the memory and pushed a random number to the error string

but getchar is supposed to give back a char

that code lmao

pseudohack

pseudohack

I am not sure what pseudohack mean yeah its crappy code , but its not the issue here

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💦

🍆💦💦

int first_use = 1; if (first_use == 1)

Really

XD

int first_use = 1; if (first_use == 1)

🍆💦💦

Is that a dick joke? :c

somehow operator- isn't found

Making reverse_iterator not work on that one

Any ideas on how I can make this shit work?

somehow operator- isn't found

needs to be a const function

needs to be a const function

I have to return a const?

no your function needs to be const A operator + (<whatever>) const;

Oh

Works!

Thank you a lot!

you're welcome :)

Thankq :D

Can any one give me some best min project for data structure using C.

data structures