Huh cool

No u

You could basically print the static HTML instead

Excuse me what the fuck

*inserts fallout man*

fallout man….. what happened to the younger generation

Let me find it

I can't:(

got this version of it too

even if i don't understand 100% of it

French

#include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> int main () { std::string name; std::array <string, 5> database{"Maxi", "Klimi", "Carlos", "lennyface", "TheSpartan }; std::cout << "please enter a name to check against our database"; std::cout >> name; for (auto i: database) { if (name == i) { std::cout << "the name was found!"; goto end; } } std::cout << "the name wasn't found"; end: }

#include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> int main () { std::string name; std::array <string, 5> database{"Maxi", "Klimi", "Carlos", "lennyface", "TheSpartan }; std::cout << "please enter a name to check against our database"; std::cout >> name; for (auto i: database) { if (name == i) { std::cout << "the name was found!"; goto end; } } std::cout << "the name wasn't found"; end: }

```#include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> bool namenotfound = true; int main () { std::string name; std::array <std::string, 5> database {"name1", "name2", "name3", "name4", "name5" }; std::cout << "Please enter a name to check against our database\n"; std::cin >> name; for (auto i: database) { if (name == i) { std::cout << "the name was found!\n"; namenotfound=false; break; } } if (namenotfound) std::cout << "the name wasn't found\n"; return 0; }```

Anyone can help the first if is not work what should i do?

#include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> int main () { std::string name; std::array <string, 5> database{"Maxi", "Klimi", "Carlos", "lennyface", "TheSpartan }; std::cout << "please enter a name to check against our database"; std::cout >> name; for (auto i: database) { if (name == i) { std::cout << "the name was found!"; goto end; } } std::cout << "the name wasn't found"; end: }

```#include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> bool namenotfound = true; int main () { std::string name; std::array <std::string, 5> database {"name1", "name2", "name3", "name4", "name5" }; std::cout << "Please enter a name to check against our database\n"; std::cin >> name; for (auto i: database) { if (name == i) { std::cout << "the name was found!\n"; namenotfound=false; break; } } if (namenotfound) std::cout << "the name wasn't found\n"; return 0; }```

Why It gives stack overflow with this piece of code: #define ITERATIONS 13 #define LINES ((1 << (ITERATIONS + 1)) - 2) I tried to make It a const long variable, and type cast the result but It doesnt work too. It returns this error only with values of ITERATIONS grater than 12

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don't use globals and make use of algorithm where suitable and dont copy strings for comparisons only #include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <algorithm> int main () { std::string name; std::array <std::string, 5> database {"name1", "name2", "name3", "name4", "name5" }; std::cout << "Please enter a name to check against our database\n"; std::cin >> name; const auto it = std::find(database.cbegin(), database.cend(), name); if (it != database.cend()) { std::cout << "the name was found!\n"; } else { std::cout << "the name wasn't found\n"; } return 0; }

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Hello i am novice for c++ and i have some question about WinFrom my code is like this: DataTable dt = new DataTable("my_dt"); my_DataGridView.DataSource = dt; when my [dt] update, i will use [ dt.clear(); ] after that my_DataGridView.DataSource selection and srcollbar will reset to top how can i fix it... i already find the answer about 4hour

Hello i am novice for c++ and i have some question about WinFrom my code is like this: DataTable dt = new DataTable("my_dt"); my_DataGridView.DataSource = dt; when my [dt] update, i will use [ dt.clear(); ] after that my_DataGridView.DataSource selection and srcollbar will reset to top how can i fix it... i already find the answer about 4hour

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/612336/a-bot-disguised-as-a-human-software-developer-fixes-bugs/

That is great, but programmer could start to write even worse code because "the bot will fix it xdd"

There are no programmers that write good code. Only working code.

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There are no programmers that write good code. Only working code.

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don't use globals and make use of algorithm where suitable and dont copy strings for comparisons only #include <array> #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <algorithm> int main () { std::string name; std::array <std::string, 5> database {"name1", "name2", "name3", "name4", "name5" }; std::cout << "Please enter a name to check against our database\n"; std::cin >> name; const auto it = std::find(database.cbegin(), database.cend(), name); if (it != database.cend()) { std::cout << "the name was found!\n"; } else { std::cout << "the name wasn't found\n"; } return 0; }

I didnt. You are one of us now

hi guys i have a question maybe some of you can help me :) I have a c++ program via eclipse which, when running, is being executed on a remote connection (ssh). Is there a way to make an executeable out of this with all its settings which i chose in Eclipse?

you have a program, you compile it and send it over to an SSH server that then runs it?

exactly. I am trying to run this without eclipse but just as an executeable (later through labview)

write yourself a script that downloads the program from the web and compiles it autonomously