To sum up the content of this thread: * No, you cannot realistically "hack" a hotmail password. But * You can try to guess the password or...
I should have made it more evident that I _meant_ for the code to be broken. It was just for humhain... to run and see the problem, that it gets...
I just said that my system gives ...,...,13,13. So clearly it doesn't always give 14,14. Here is a piece of *bad* code and my output. Try it for...
Performing an action in an argument list that has a side-effect on another argument in the list is ill-advised since the order that the arguments...
Macro guards are the preferred method for ensuring single inclusion. It is more portable and does not have the problems of #pragma once (cannot...
0 1 2 3 0 (a,b),(b,c),(c,d) 1 (a,c),(c,e),(e,f),(f,g) 2 (a,b),(a,c),(b,d) Your data structure seems to be a ragged two-dimensional...
Where to even start. Firstly, the code you posted does not even demonstrate the point you're trying to make. The call in main() should be b->F()...
A couple of questions: Does your program run? How long does it take to run? Does it get the correct results? Why are you storing the...
I found Salem's answer very informative. However, if you put this at the top of a working program it will not compile: typedef DoesNotExist...
For a beginner, any program that runs correctly is great. But to learn proper style you need to study how good programs are written. Good style...
That's pretty neat, the perhaps not universally portable. Your code does better than just avoiding relational and logical operators, it also...
That is a good point, asadullah.ansari. But your original post seemed to be about built-in types. The "reason" given seemed to be assembly code...
Your tip is inaccurate. All compilers do simple optimizations that should make such purely syntactic differences meaningless at any rate....
Are you saying that it's a security issue? How?
A reference is (usually) exactly the same as a pointer, from an implementation and performance point of view. They are, in that sense, pure...
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