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c++ pointers: C++ programing this is part of my study guide and im not sure if my answers are right could you help me out?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. C programing this is part of my study guide and im not sure if my answers are right could you help me out? 1The arguments in a function call must match the arguments in. A)only when the function call is in a different file from the function body. B)in number, order, and variable name. C)in number and order only. D)in number, order, and type. E)They don't have to match the header, only the function prototype. 2To use I/O redirection to read from a file you need to:. C language help...
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c++ pointers: Questions related to c & java?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Questions related to c and java? About pointers in c. Questions related to c %26amp; java? Reply:Yes, There is a concept in C called "Pointers" with which you can have variables that contain Address as their value. And yes, There is a concept in every programming language, which is called "Operators", that refers to those special symbols used to perform a simple task. For example, the " " Operator (without the quotes) is used to increase the amount of an integer value by 1. Can an...
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c++ pointers: C++ >> Object and pointer?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. C Object and pointer? I am a newbie in C programming. What is the different effect in using object and using pointer? C %26gt;%26gt; Object and pointer? In addition to what the previous answerer said, if you use a pointer, you change the values of the object itself. If you use an object then you might change the object itself or just a copy of the object depending on the situation. Here are three examples:. Anumber = 10;. Function(a); / see what "function" does below. Anumber = 20;.
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c++ set: Either show that the set is a subspace of C(R) or explain why it is not a subspace. note: R in () is real numb
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Either show that the set is a subspace of C(R) or explain why it is not a subspace. note: R in () is real numb. 1 {f in C(R) f(x) %26lt; or = 0, All x in R},. 2 {f in C(R) f(0)=0}. 3 {f in C(R) f(0)=2}. Either show that the set is a subspace of C(R) or explain why it is not a subspace. note: R in () is real numb. 3: not a subspace. Every subspace must contain the zero function, and this one does not (it is also closed neither under addition nor scalar multiplication). Set the curr...
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c++ pointers: Why cant we add two pointers???
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Why cant we add two pointers? Pointers in c language.we can subtract two pointers then why cant add them? Why cant we add two pointers? Adding pointers don't give any useful information. Ip is pointer to i. Jp is pointer to j. The where does ( ip jp) point to? Reply:adding can result outofbound addresses. Reply:You can, but it has no meaning. I live 226, bakers' street. That is my address. He lives 10, downing street. That is his pointer. Where is 22610, bakerdowning street? C pro...
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c++ set: Beethoven - - symphony No. 5 in c minor OP.67 set 254?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Beethoven - - symphony No. 5 in c minor OP.67 set 254? There's no question. So there's no answer. Beethoven - - symphony No. 5 in c minor OP.67 set 254? Symphony No. 9 (Scherzo) by Beethoven is better. Reply:It's also known as "The Fate" symphony or the "Victory" symphony. Reply:May I know what is your question(s) so I can help? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Does any one know on the internet were i can c a t. Either show that the set is a subspace of C(R) or . I would like t...
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c++ set: Shaun the Sheep: BBC 1 , 3.45-4pm, weekdays, Have you seen it? Set the V.C.R. if you're out!!!?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Shaun the Sheep: BBC 1 , 3.45-4pm, weekdays, Have you seen it? Set the V.C.R. if you're out! I havent seen it yet no but it is supposed to be funny lol. Shaun the Sheep: BBC 1 , 3.45-4pm, weekdays, Have you seen it? Set the V.C.R. if you're out! Just love it - and so do the kids! Reply:never seen it darling. Reply:Saw it by accident the other day - wonderful! Reply:It's very popular with the Welsh. And it has the added benefit of letting me have 15 minutes to have a coffee in peace.
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c++ pointers: What is difference between "member selection" (.) and "pointer to member" (->) in C++?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. What is difference between "member selection" (.) and "pointer to member" (- ) in C? This is a very basic C question, but help is appreciated. I'm an experianced VB.net programmer, and want to quickly learn C . The biggest hurdle at the moment is finding the new syntax and understanding unmanaged pointers - I already understand OOP very well. Could anyone explain simply what the "pointer to member" operator really is doing? Int i = 10;. Int * p = %26amp;i;. Great, let's go on.
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c++ strings: String manipulation C++?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Hi i am working on a small program where a user enters a string which should be more than 8 characters. Then once they have entered a string, the program should do the following:. 1) output the size of the sentence. 2) output the 1st 3rd 5th and 7th letter and append it to the end of the inputted sentence. This is what i have done so far but i am getting errors and i am new to c :. Include %26lt;iostream%26gt;. Include %26lt;string.h%26gt;. Include %26lt;sstream%26gt;. Input = inp...
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c++ pointers: Diffrence between generic pointer and pointer in c language?
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Diffrence between generic pointer and pointer in c language? 1 Generic pointer is nothing but void*. 2 A generic pointer/void* can be easily type casted to the desired datatype. 3 Main differenc between the generic pointer and pointer of specific datatype: The void* is capable of pointing to the variable of any datatype whereas pointer of specific datatype say int* can point only to the variable of type int. 5 Be careful when you are doing any arithmetic operation with void*.
