because it's much faster and it doesn't have same restrictions as the high level languages

or..

it also happens the oposite

for example, a game engine written in c++ embeds an interpreter, to extend functionality

for example, blender is coded in c/c++

but you can embed Python scripts to extend the functionality

😄👍

Thanks you so much for the explanation 😊

your welcome

another example is tensorflow

Who can explain how to make multiproject in VS?

tensorflow is a high performance library for AI, machine learning.. etc

it is done in c/c++ but it has a wrapper for python, so you can use it from python easily

tensorflow is a high performance library for AI, machine learning.. etc

Use ZENeural >:[

Use ZENeural >:[

xD

Hi! My name is Damien Loeb

hello

If it's anything longer going to a cpp program will be worth it

I dunno what's going on But it will be OVERKILLING

Hi

Will cpp do?

Maybe you choose is CPython. It's faster than traditional python, but have pythonic syntax

Maybe you choose is CPython. It's faster than traditional python, but have pythonic syntax

Why would anyone ever want python syntaxis? Ew

It's like one of the worst parts about the language

Who can explain how to make multiproject in VS?

Google

Well I'm never done such a thing so I don't know how it works in general bro

Yes you can it’s called warping the C++ code it’s like creating lib and calling the functions from python... very inefficient but works.

Yes you can it’s called warping the C++ code it’s like creating lib and calling the functions from python... very inefficient but works.

inefficiency depends on the implementation

inefficiency depends on the implementation

If your whole other code is running in Python which is the (slowest thing I have tested) then having C++ code is pointless.

If your whole other code is running in Python which is the (slowest thing I have tested) then having C++ code is pointless.

xD yeah, maybe

Hello

I'm trying to copy a file from one location to another using fstream

If you really want to warp it, do it in C#, much better option, though the code will not be managed after that.

Google

Thx ur da best bro

I'm trying to copy a file from one location to another using fstream

I'm using ios::binary, but simple text files aren't getting copied properly. Any help?

#include <fstream> // std::filebuf, std::fstream #include <cstdio> // EOF int main () { std::fstream src,dest; src.open ("test.txt"); dest.open ("copy.txt"); std::filebuf* inbuf = src.rdbuf(); std::filebuf* outbuf = dest.rdbuf(); char c = inbuf->sbumpc(); while (c != EOF) { outbuf->sputc (c); c = inbuf->sbumpc(); } dest.close(); src.close(); return 0; }

(Google)

use file.good() instead of character == EOF

im not a human

Oh?

Why would anyone ever want python syntaxis? Ew

Just cause

im not a human

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Who started this group?

Who started this group?

Mester

But sadly he deleted his telegram account without leaving any of his contact informations

His github account is also deleted

he died

he died

I hope

Just disappeared

I hope

WTF

WTF

Lol jk :D

Lol jk :D

He is your friend?

Or knows you?

dunno i don't know him

Hhh

I hope

Rood

Rood

yes. rood

xD

Do you mean Grout?

I wanna be dead before I go half that ugly.

doing a school excersise and this is my code https://pastebin.com/xFGVzQP1

it works as it should be

but?

but the tests reject it... seems like there is infinite loop somewhere

any ideas why this could be

while (getchar() != n) looks like one

also while (1)

but the tests reject it... seems like there is infinite loop somewhere

while (1) {

but the target is to ask new input if the first input given is faulty

and also, what other ways there are to clear the buffer than while (getchar() != n)

not many

but you will have to make sure that the input REALLY contains a \n

but the target is to ask new input if the first input given is faulty

you can have bool running=true

but the target is to ask new input if the first input given is faulty

use encapulation as a function

and when it faults then set it to false

c indeed is a bit more complicated language compared to java for instance 😅