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what is your question?

i mean, first of all, why not store it as lvalue?

init with: z.b=malloc(sizeof(char*)*10); z.line=10; for(size_t i = 0; i<z.line;++i){ z.b[i]=malloc(sizeof(char)*32); strcpy(z.b[i],"hello"); }

but WHAT IS YOUR QUESTION?

will I ever get a question to answer? 🤔

struct a{char ** b;} how to printf b ? was the question

i mean, first of all, why not store it as lvalue?

in general std::array + std::string > char**

One of the things I really love about C++ that there is like no general rule, it always depends on the case

but, char** can be more efficient!

I fear that you are right

VECTOR > CHAR** 11!!!11

vector is for boy, char* is for man

vector is for people who know that production code cannot work with bleeding edge

technically char* is a vector

your english really has to be horrible in order for you to get banned

are you from singapore or from china?

poor you

Why?

I come from China, and my English is not so good, I will try my best to learning English and C :)

Honestly if that's your English it's great. I've seen so much worse

the communist party in china is huge shit

Honestly if that's your English it's great. I've seen so much worse

Honestly if that's your English it's great. I've seen so much worse

I would appreciate if u can tell me the wrong when I say the wrong sentences :)

I would appreciate if u can tell me the wrong when I say the wrong sentences :)

If you go to ot I'll point out a few

If you go to ot I'll point out a few

Because this group is just for programming

"the errors" not "the wrong" i'd put it like "if you could tell me the errors I make"

Mistakes actually