Ok, what happens when C++ is compiled is that all of those class will take up more memory and will compile to more code then when C is used the extra code is just overhead of enforcing the nature of...
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Ok, what happens when C++ is compiled is that all of those class will take up more memory and will compile to more code then when C is used the extra code is just overhead of enforcing the nature of...
C++ in some cases can get as low as C, however, object oriented design like C++ will cause a lot of unnecessary over head when writing low level routines...C has traditionally been the *nix language...
That number is a starting value and an ending value the program description says that you must generate all the cycle lengths from i to j inclusively. This problem is neat on the theoretical model...
This is true Salem, but strcmp never was designed to return a boolean it returns an integer... it really isn't a boolean function. The enumeration code is a better elegant solution to the problem.
Also, you have a bug in your code if your variable rnx = 0 then the log function will tend towards infinity, theres an asymptote at log(0), you can think of it being undefined you may want to make...
good call quzah! I actually posted a C++ solution to a C question...you also can not declare a variable in side of a loop in C. I would however not put a flag in the loop when you can just use the...
In general both languages are used in Linux, if you want to do low level system style programming C will be the beast of choice if you want to just interface with already written libraries C++ is...
Well depending on how your loop is set up (ie what your sentinal value is) you can just set a variable to the sentinal for example when using the for loop:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
just...
Nope, I don't think it's a new feature its a typo sometimes I break into an accidental Java type code except in Java the class is preceeded with the keyword abstract. Thanks for catching that...
Yes there is use something like the following code segment.
virtual class MyClass
{
public:
int get_data();
virtual void my_function();
private:
Kernel threads or processes are those processes in an operating system that can scheduled by the kernel of the operating system in other word the OS is completely aware they exist. You can think of a...
First the programming is building an array of strings...then it is finding out the size of the array...getting input in the form of a string converting the string to lowercase checking to see if...
I think you would have to write your own...it wouldn't be that hard though. Happy Coding