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    Well done. :) Using a private member function...

    Well done. :)

    Using a private member function generally isn't allowed. `GetNext()` and `SetNext()` are in the public section of the Player class, so it's perfectly fine.

    Your expectations of...
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    I agree. The relationship between developers and...

    I agree. The relationship between developers and their tools: languages, compilers, frameworks, OS and so on, should be one-to-many. Having favorites is good and even desirable; going all exclusive...
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    TBH, C++ Standard is a goodnight read compared to...

    TBH, C++ Standard is a goodnight read compared to that.
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    You don't have to abandon one language to learn...

    You don't have to abandon one language to learn another, and neither do you need PhD in <language-x> to do something useful with it.
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    Madness! (That'd work, too.)

    Madness! (That'd work, too.)
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    It'd be better to just install MinGW with MSYS,...

    It'd be better to just install MinGW with MSYS, which comes with a shell that gives you a sane if minimalistic *nix environment to work in.
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    Had some fun with iterators. :redface: I think...

    Had some fun with iterators. :redface: I think the sub-sum part came out very neat. Disregarding the ugly conditional inclusions...



    #include <iostream>
    #include <fstream>
    #include <vector>...
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    Stop being programmer! ...

    Stop being <language-x> programmer! <language-x> is a tool, you can have many of them -- what a concept!

    If your passion is <language-x> and you're not a compiler developer, then you're doing it...
  9. You have to learn to crawl before you can use...

    You have to learn to crawl before you can use portals.
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    We don't, but we can with...

    We don't, but we can with `std::string::reserve()`.
  11. Why you're calling `getline()` on L36 if you...

    Why you're calling `getline()` on L36 if you already copied the header text into `header` on L28-L32?

    Anyhow. Your strange behaviour is caused by the fact that `>>` operator skips leading...
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    No. Second parameter is a buffer that receives...

    No. Second parameter is a buffer that receives data, but `c_str()` returns `const char*`.
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    Try implementing this and come back to us if you...

    Try implementing this and come back to us if you get stuck.

    UVa 108 - Algorithmist
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    You're right. Yes, it's not a pointer in a...

    You're right.

    Yes, it's not a pointer in a strictly C sense, but, and correct me if I'm wrong, that is what it will become during compilation -- an address in the data segment where the string...
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    It might involve writting some code... I dunno...

    It might involve writting some code... I dunno...
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    Sort the array in ascending order; then first N...

    Sort the array in ascending order; then first N elements of it will be the N smallest numbers in the array.
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    Repeat after me: "I'm not coding for CPU, I'm...

    Repeat after me: "I'm not coding for CPU, I'm coding for the OS".

    Sure, you could implement some sort of concurrency middleware between the OS and your application. Whether can implies should is...
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    Concurrency is as OS-specific as OS features...

    Concurrency is as OS-specific as OS features come. You should use a multi-threading library that is cross-platform instead. Google for it.
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    kcuF this code; you don't want to program like...

    kcuF this code; you don't want to program like this.

    It works because pointers are integral types and addition is commutative for them, and, for example, `3["this"]` is the same `("this") + 3`.
  20. Thread: Confused Big time

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    Pretty sure I could end world hunger with that...

    Pretty sure I could end world hunger with that sort of money...
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    Why would you think it necessary to have a null...

    Why would you think it necessary to have a null terminator in this case?
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    Which one do you want? int (*p)[2]; //...

    Which one do you want?


    int (*p)[2]; // pointer `p` to array of 2 int's
    int *p[2]; // array `p` of 2 pointers to int
  23. Thread: Creating new files

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    Just call `fclose(fopen(filename, "w"));`.

    Just call `fclose(fopen(filename, "w"));`.
  24. No. I mean your #include directives.

    No. I mean your #include directives.
  25. Show us a list of your includes.

    Show us a list of your includes.
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