Thespartann
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Luis Fdo
a real bitch that you will love java's multithread model again which is already very horrible, but pthread is just complete mess
Yea i like in java but yesterday i read something about pthread and i'm interesting if is similar like Java
Stefan
Yea i like in java but yesterday i read something about pthread and i'm interesting if is similar like Java
java threading really sucks, synchronized is also sucking it hard
Dima
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Anonymous
Who knows any email extractor website or software that's working perfectly
Dima
Who knows any email extractor website or software that's working perfectly
what do you want to extract from email?
Anonymous
I need Alot of email addresses to promote my business
Dima
you can get it in other ways without using software but I won't talk about that
Anonymous
Ok you can send it as a message to me
Anonymous
I would appreciate it
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Thespartann
Thespartann
> promotes shit in c++ group
BinaryByter
yep, I agree
BinaryByter
this is some amazing indian shit
BinaryByter
"derived datatype" -> "pointer"
BinaryByter
LOL
BinaryByter
"derived datatype" -> "array"
BinaryByter
LOL
BinaryByter
"derived datatype" -> "union"
BinaryByter
describing size in bytes as points
BinaryByter
is there ANY non european culture I can take for serious?
BinaryByter
oh yea. brits
Anonymous
what is the wrong ? can you explain more?
BinaryByter
typedef isn't a datatype
BinaryByter
structures and classes are user defined
BinaryByter
arrays and pointers are NOT derived datatypes
BinaryByter
(arrays are pointers and datatypes are arguably derived from pointers)
BinaryByter
there are many other primitive datatypes
BinaryByter
datatypes have a size, they don'T have "points"
Anonymous
and what is the derived data types
Anonymous
?
BinaryByter
the concept doesnt make a lot of sense
BinaryByter
MAYBE you could count structs as derived datatypes
BinaryByter
but then, why put it into user defined types?
Anonymous
ok what about points i didnot say points ever in the video
BinaryByter
points?
Anonymous
i said bytes
BinaryByter
you mean pointers
Abhishek Yadav
what are templates?
BinaryByter
1:23
Abhishek Yadav
if anyone?
BinaryByter
So imagine you have a function
BinaryByter
hat function does calculation
BinaryByter
the calculations are exactly the same for every integer type
BinaryByter
but making one funciton for every integer type would be very hard
BinaryByter
instead, you tell the compiler to make the functions for you
BinaryByter
template<class T>
T doubleNumber (T input) {
return input * 2;
}
BinaryByter
the compiler will generate a function for every datatype you use this on
BinaryByter
for example, you could use
doubleNumber <float> (2.13);
doubleNumber <GMF> (20.012312312321);
doubleNumber <myClass> (myObject);
BinaryByter
I mean, its not the only problem about this video
Anonymous
thank you very much
anyway this what i have learned in school
and
i will made another video after studying what you said to me
BinaryByter
Good
BinaryByter
please, please, please... what you learn in school is often simplified so much that its wrong
BinaryByter
learn it well once and for all
Abhishek Yadav
BinaryByter
Cant understand this
with <float>, I tell the compiler to generate that function for float types
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Anonymous
Int i=10;
Printf("%d %d %d ",i,++i,i++);
Can anyone can explain me that why this problem gives different result in different system plzz.
Anonymous
"derived datatype" -> "pointer"
Sara
How can I check if the number is represent in the array or not?
BinaryByter
Anonymous
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
thats why
Anonymous
Main(){
Int I=10;
Printf("%d %d %d ",I,++I,I++);
Getch();
}
Actually I want know the answer of this question and I also want know why it gives different result in different computer.
BinaryByter
printf expects a pointer, not a value
BinaryByter
I is not a pointer but a value
BinaryByter
but C casts it for you