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C standard doesn't say anything regarding order in which arguments are evaluated. It could be right-to-left , left-to-right or maybe something...
You probably want to store the text in utf-16 or utf-8. Normally you'd write a byte order mark which most editors check for to see what encoding...
Can you read a char from text file?
Damn...do you have a compiler? http://www.bloodshed.com/
@Tango Your code still has main. Anyways, if you still want to use macro then why not do simply this #define begin main @Shabbir VC6...
Function is returning reference of point class object.
On failure new throws an exception bad_alloc() according to standard. Though some compiler doesn't conform to this and return NULL.
Yes, link is right to say that. The allocation's size is kept somewhere. new [] probably stashes it just before or after the array. However,...
Aaah..I didn't see that...
But everyone will not go to Help and Support forum. Getting my point.
Shabbir you can add some kind of announcement or rules thread(Sticky) to the forum so that new posters should not post their homework problem.
That's not necessary as long as you are doing monolithic copying. The code which you have shown I would term it as an advantage of temporary...
Though this topic is very debatable. But I'll keep out of it. Nice work...again this should be added to Tips section
Nice...Moderator should add this to Tips.
Re: C++ books and tutorial My vote goes to "Accelerated C++" Andrew Koenig & Barbara Moo
It's a C++ code. So, it's pretty obvious you need a C++ compiler. You can download DEV C++.
This might give you a hint #include<ctime> #include<iostream> int main() { time_t t1=time(0); time_t t2=time(0);...
There's always a limit...people can not give rep(bad or good) to same person again and again. I mean you should have rated some number of people...
Have you tried using merge sort on numbers using arrays? If not then try making one merge sort program. Link which I gave you will help you out.
Separate names with a comma.
