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Cool. Thank you so much for your help!

I have had issues with importing files from different systems, or reloading removed files from a project. When loading the files, it's almost as if it's in a language that the compiler doesn't like...

LoL. I wasn't asking you to defend anything, and I totally understand your reasoning. I was simply saying that I liked it... you do know a lot. I am very glad that you are willing to help others out...

Awesome. I can always count on you Elysia. Thank you!

BTW... I still liked your previous signature of "You know everything!" LoL.

Thanks for the reply.
That helps, but let me see if I understand this...

The code will run the for loops for every two elements (the call on itself will eventually lead to two elements which are...

I have a homework assignment to build a linked list that mimics the list library. I do understand how to do this, and I understand all the parts of the list. However, the homework assignment is...

So I stumbled upon this code when trying to find the best way to obtain the max subsequence (mss).


int mss(int* a, int left, int right){
// If the array is a one element array, compare...

Right, back to the basics. Sorry for that.

I got it... I have to refer to how it's made. In this particular case I have a ptr_buffer (this->ptr_buffer) which is where the pointer actually is. So...

So... I guess I'm a bit confused. Isn't that what I had?

Something to the extent of:
delete [] this;
*this = copiedStr;


If I do that, I get an error? Sorry...

Okay, so if that's the case, how do I access it (the m_str)? The function only passes the second string (the string in the which the "current" string will be). So, I guess that's where I am having...

Thank you for this. The only question I have is, what is the "m_str"? Is that the current string?

laserlight... thanks for your advice, but if I did that, wouldn't I still have to make a similar...

I am trying to duplicate the string library (to learn it better... and I won't lie, it's for an assignment).

But I am having trouble trying to override the = operator.

Here is what I have:
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