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BinaryByter

such hard

BinaryByter

much wow

olli

@ollirz ja jetzt jönnen wir uns doch eine reaktjionsjif

👍😄

BinaryByter

i'll prolly just end up approximating them as tailor seris, just for the lulz

BinaryByter

👍😄

yay, he got it xD

Mark

@Avamander @rebane2001 join blyat

Puneet

why we use cin.ignore

Rev. Astral

ok

Rev. Astral

so

Rev. Astral

fragment shader

Rev. Astral

how the heck do I get it to display my background and other textures?

Anonymous

/*why we must press Enter after executing execl(); ?*/

Rev. Astral

Lol

Rev. Astral

So my shader now displays the colors

Rev. Astral

But no textures

Rev. Astral

yeah I think I have something wrong.... the code isn't passing along texture files to the sampler2D

Anonymous

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Anonymous

Hi

Mounika

Hi

Sambhav

Hello!!

Talula

Hi

Presmanes3

Hi

Rampamat

Hello

Dima

NANI

nani

Hi

nani

Dima

Ανδρέας 🇮🇹

NANI

!?!? Kansei Dorifto?

nani

English please

Heisenberg

Hello!!

Bsdk

AkhiL

Hy

Anonymous

BinaryByter

this is too sweet to be warned for, even though its ot

Dima

Oooowwwww

Anonymous

Anyone advanced in c++ as object oriented

klimi

O.o

Mark

wat

Anonymous

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument' what(): stoi

Anonymous

:(

Anonymous

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument' what(): stoi

I passed an string through stoi

klimi

O,o

Anonymous

O,o

????

Ибраги́м

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument' what(): stoi

you passed non integer strings to it

Anonymous

I am reading numbers from file and converting them to integers

Anonymous

fstream fin; fin.open(s); string readbalancestring; fin>>readbalancestring; int balance; balance = stoi(readbalancestring); return balance

Ибраги́м

fstream fin; fin.open(s); string readbalancestring; fin>>readbalancestring; int balance; balance = stoi(readbalancestring); return balance

try { fstream fin; fin.open(s); string readbalancestring; fin >> readbalancestring; int balance; balance = stoi(readbalancestring); return balance } catch (const std::exception& e) // Something Bad Happened { cout << "Exception: " << e.what() << '\n'; // Notify other part of the code something bad happened }

Anonymous

I tried to calculate the numbers that any power of summation of their digits equals to the number itself, between 1 and 20. But when I run, it only displays 1

Anonymous

Could someone help me?

Abhishek Yadav

what is a friend function

Abhishek Yadav

actually

Anonymous

I tried to calculate the numbers that any power of summation of their digits equals to the number itself, between 1 and 20. But when I run, it only displays 1

It should have displayed 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9

Anonymous

Who knows wtsapi C++?

Ritu Raj

scanf("%[^\n]%*c");

Ritu Raj

scanf("%[^\n]%*c");

What does this mean?

olli

What does this mean?

Reads an arbitrary number of characters that are not \n, read but ignore the next character. Does the same asgets, Which is bad because it's unsafe

Anonymous

Who knows wtsapi C++?

Mark

Who knows wtsapi C++?

ask this few times more

Mark

;)

Anonymous

)))

Ak47

Hello

Ak47

Anyone know urdu?? If yes plz pm

Mihail

I tried to calculate the numbers that any power of summation of their digits equals to the number itself, between 1 and 20. But when I run, it only displays 1

Reset sum to 0 in the for loop

Ritu Raj

Reads an arbitrary number of characters that are not \n, read but ignore the next character. Does the same asgets, Which is bad because it's unsafe

Does it read(and ignore) character of next statement line? I mean does it read character after pressing 'Enter'?

Ritu Raj

And what does %*c means??

Ritu Raj

Thank you in advance! 😇

olli

And what does %*c means??

reads a character and ignore it (don't write it anywhere). without the asterix (%c) a pointer to a character would be expected to be passed to the function. Using the asterix no such pointer is expected.

olli

Does it read(and ignore) character of next statement line? I mean does it read character after pressing 'Enter'?

in the first part it does not ignore anything. The content being read will be stored in the c-string you pass to the function

olli

Does it read(and ignore) character of next statement line? I mean does it read character after pressing 'Enter'?

If you ask for user input you expect the user to "submit" the input by pressing Enter. This will insert a \n character into the stream. Imagine the user entered Hello World, so the stream now contains Hello World\n. You want to read everything the user wrote up until he hit Enter. So you store the input until you encounter the New Line Feed Symbol (%[^\n]). Now only the \n is left in the stream. You probably don't want any subsequent read operation to start reading the \n character. Therefore you "discard" it by using %*c, which will not store but remove it from the stream.

Ritu Raj

If you ask for user input you expect the user to "submit" the input by pressing Enter. This will insert a \n character into the stream. Imagine the user entered Hello World, so the stream now contains Hello World\n. You want to read everything the user wrote up until he hit Enter. So you store the input until you encounter the New Line Feed Symbol (%[^\n]). Now only the \n is left in the stream. You probably don't want any subsequent read operation to start reading the \n character. Therefore you "discard" it by using %*c, which will not store but remove it from the stream.

Thank Very Much😇😇😇😇😇

Ritu Raj

I have been looking for many people to clear my doubts😇😇😇

Ritu Raj

You cleared it!

Ritu Raj

😇😇

olli

You cleared it!

Great! :)