Hey Peter, "\n%c%c%c%" does not mean anything. It's merely a humar error. I think author missed to write "c" after last "%". And dude I don't...
Peter, In my opinion s[i],*(s+i),*(i+s),i(s) all are same. as s[i] is internally treated as *(s+i). it means if s is at location 4000 in memory...
Hey Peter, This is nothing but different naming conventions. You can write s[i] in the given formats. It is one of the same thing.
Hi everyone, I am making a framework for unit testing for a big product. I need a way to stub functions which are called within the function...
Hi Chaitra, What is that you didn't understood in this code snippet..?
Hi Neha, I don't think there is any scope of confusion, but if you say so, I'll surely check that book. Thanks
Surely your mentor want you to understand the working of arrays, data types and ascii codes... Not so difficult problems... First give them a...
Hi Neha, If you go with the precedence, then postfix(++) have higher priority than indirection(*), but yes prefix(++) and indirection(*) are of...
I agree with shabbir.... but one thing i want to add is *ptr++ will never increment the value pointed by the pointer ptr. It will return the value...
will u clarify your requirement ? I didn't understood it... give some example....
Hi Bob... welcome
use WM_NOTIFY msg...
Did you checked the "hwnd" value..? is it NULL or something is there...?
I hope so coderzone....:-)
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