When you call a function, I understand why it is dangerous to pass a pointer to a local variable as the return value for that function. However, why is it generally safe to pass a reference to a...
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When you call a function, I understand why it is dangerous to pass a pointer to a local variable as the return value for that function. However, why is it generally safe to pass a reference to a...
If I wanted to display a bunch of people's IDs, that are each 9 digits long in hex. How would you make it so that if a person's iint stores 9A3E1, you would be able to print 00009A3E1 and latch on...
Hi
if I have an integer for instance
int x= -3
and I try to print it in hex
printf("%X", x);
It prints out FFFFD.
In the new C99 version of C, it is then possible to create arrays with variable length. Does that mean that dynamic memory allocation is pretty much obsolete? What else does dynamic allocation offer?
I wrote a small snippet of C code. Ignore the strange "sentence" name. My question is, why is it that when I call strlen on this array, it prints 5, instead of 2? Thanks.
int main(){
char...
I tried to compile the following code, and had a warning: passing arg 1 of 'printf' makes pointer from integer without a cast. I tried different things to stop this but to no avail. Does anyone have...