dude just don't learn java if you cant bear learning the cases by heart

You can't expect someone to guide you....

You can't expect someone to guide you....

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If you actually learned them it should be rather trivial to learn a new one. The answer to your question about capitalization is that it depends on the writer. There's no definite rule that you *must* follow when writing C++/Java

You can't expect someone to guide you....

i do

They don't have to.

Most capitalization rules when you write your own Java are "You should"

Most programmers in Java uses CamelCase (style of writing): an identifier is written like: compoundWord (normally a single word is small while a compound Identifier is written like the identifier i've written before

A final(const in c/c++) identifier is all MAIUSC like: COMPOUND_WORD

Classes in java start always with capitalized letters and then follow the CamelCase rules

I think that is all you need for Java programming style

Then you have to study basic syntaxes and classes

Java written for Android quite often has m as the first letter for variables that are non-public, non-static and s as the first letter for static field names.

So it's all just a big convention when you actually name stuff.

Of course I explained you Pure Java, then there are a lot of conventions that you can follow. They are always a "You should", but you can follow the writing style that you prefer

In fact, most used style in Java (pure) is CamelCase that i introduced you before

If we execute return function, then code written after the return function would execute?

No

return completely stops the execution of the current functions

No

Thank you😇😇😇

No the block exit

why orig_eax return -1 ?

The book is called "Google".

Choud any one help me, how can i check two array if it,s has the same number of elements or not

Choud any one help me, how can i check two array if it,s has the same number of elements or not

On same index or different index?

With begin and end

I try hardly to find answer in google but I didn’t understand completely

On same index or different index?

I will do same calculation for every array of them then a wont to compare

#include <iterator> auto aBegin = std::begin(array); auto aEnd = std::end(array);

#include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int array1[] = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}; int array2[10]; int i; for (i=0;i<10;i++) { //fixed the range here printf("Enter numbers: "); scanf("%d", &array2[i]); //fixed the indexing } for (i=0;i<10;i++) { //fixed the range here if (array1[i] != array2[i]) { printf("Not equal \n"); } else { printf("They are equal. \n"); } } }

This is my code

Or also you can do a for each like int arrayElements =0; for(auto count : array) { arrayElements ++; }

I do it as what you send but i think there is same mistakes

Choud any one help me, how can i check two array if it,s has the same number of elements or not

Arrays have a fixed size and always have an element in them, so what exactly are you checking?

It always has as many elements as it's size

The problem is i have to take two number from the user in base of 10 then i have to convert it to binary number, finally i have to check if the two numbers can be written in the same number of digits or not

Well you can initially fill the array with a value like -1 then just count until you reach a -1 and that's how many elements you've put in it

Well you can initially fill the array with a value like -1 then just count until you reach a -1 and that's how many elements you've put in it

Could you please write the code for how can i count until it reach a-1

Could you please write the code for how can i count until it reach a-1

Just check with an if

With a for that goes through the whole array

With a for that goes through the whole array

Like this

No

Start at 0

And go up to the maximum size

And also don't return a[i], but rather just i

don't make me warn you

Sorry

Like this

you dont understand the basics of programming

Hi c/c++ community

And go up to the maximum size

i dont know the max because it will done same calculations then the array will occur

I have problem on running my c++ program as I run get error on terminal saying "permission denied" help please

i dont know the max because it will done same calculations then the array will occur

You must specify a maximum when defining the array

I have problem on running my c++ program as I run get error on terminal saying "permission denied" help please

What IDE do you use?

What IDE do you use?

Visual studio code on fedora 29.

Also what exactly says permission denied? The compiler? Your program or what? Can you maybe show a screenshot?

Mihail

There 👆

Mihail

What are you trying to do with the .cpp file?

You can't just run that

You have to compile it first

Use g++ to compile it

(Or clang)

Are you familia with this vs code on fedora distro?

use vsccodium on fedora

use vsccodium on fedora

Why tho?

You're just complicating things

Are you familia with this vs code on fedora distro?

g++ should come preinstalled on Fedora and that doesn't depend on VSCode

g++ should come preinstalled on Fedora and that doesn't depend on VSCode

it doesnt

g++ should come preinstalled on Fedora and that doesn't depend on VSCode

How to compile with g++ while file is debugged in vs code

Why tho?

vscodium is FOSS

vscodium is FOSS

So?

You're just complicating things

.

So?

the binary of vsccode isn't

And like why does that matter

Ok they collect data and put their logo, but like why bother someone trying to do something with your opinions and views about what he should use

I agree it might be better, but that's completely besides the point

And like why does that matter

vscode has telemetry enabled by default

+ vscodium is in the package repositories while vscode requires addition of a ppa