What about this
#include <stdio.h>
Int main()
{char s[3][128] ={"one","two","three"};
char *p = (char *)s[2]+2;
printf("%d",--*++p );
return 0;
}
I recently start read programming principles and practice using c++ until charapter 6 i had no problem but when he introduced class talking about tokens i had some problem understending sintax
Andrea
I am a beginner of c++ but i have 11 years of programming experience
Go read C++ docs. If you have coding experience already, it will not take you long to adapt at all. I'd check out TheCherno's vids on YouTube, he offers great explainations for getting started.
Bader
As you are a programmer, you know docs + trial and error are also great :)
I'm wondering if I should change my job:
1. either my standard is too high or the code of my team sucks
2. not much to learn, just keep pushing everyday. It's like working in a factory
3. the boss throws out an idea all of a sudden and let people implement it, which makes the schedule meaningless
4. the salary is a tiny bit higher than standard