Are you paying attention, and have you bothered to read the documentation for the functions you use?
You don't show how you're opening the file, so the fail bit is probably set, which means the eof bit will not be set. If you care to show some...
Serial ports, and their access, are implementation dependent. Some implementations don't even have them. You don't bother to give any...
This is your assignment. You produce some code, we'll help you with it. Also, please use a subject line that reflects your problem. No one is...
The meaning of "translation unit", as regards C/C++ is well-defined. Those meanings are widely available with the most limited research....
Please read the "Before you make a query" thread and correct your post.
An007kit, you appear to be a "help leech." The primary purpose of this forum is to help people with problems in their code, or with things which...
Huge, far, and near pointers are associated with the use of the x86 family of procesors when operating in the segmented memory mode. It is an...
Read up on scope. Learn to put your code in code tags.
Let me give you some advice. You want free help. You need to read the "Before you make a query" thread to see how things work. First of...
For a variable, declaration and definition are much the same thing. The variable is declared to exist and its type is defined. Depending upon...
That is incorrect, buddy. Declaration of a variable DOES set aside memory for the variable. A class or struct variable will not be allocated...
Nothing tricky about it. It's silly. Your amazing solution only has one printf statement so it can't possibly That isn't a trick; that's being...
%d is an integer....
You have a number of issues. This does not do as you expect: h=smallest(num,sizeof num); num is a pointer to the array. Sizeof num is...
It's possible to spoof an IP address, or to use a proxy, but it would have to be an overt attempt on someone's part.
Duplicate question. Thread closed.
We're not here to make your grade or your salary. Do your own homework. Post problematic code here for help.
Depends on your system implementation.
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