ICE said:
This is my favorite tool for C++, even though u can code c coding here don't use this for c. some bugs when using pointers....
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Lesson 02 : C Programming
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This is my favorite tool for C++, even though u can code c coding here don't use this for c. some bugs when using pointers....
x-pert said:
Well first of all really great writing...
I think u need to publish a book...
Elakiri, this will help lot of members, keep it up...
PS- why did u use a int main() if u have nothing to return....?
SAN_APIIT said:Well first of all really great writing...
I think u need to publish a book...
Elakiri, this will help lot of members, keep it up...
PS- why did u use a int main() if u have nothing to return....?
Wait wait.... still learning... After getting my PhD will deffa publish some books
No machang... Int main and return o I use as a standard method bro...
Or else its kinda confusing...
You will get to know why I did it after a while...
x-pert said:Wait wait.... still learning... After getting my PhD will deffa publish some books
No machang... Int main and return o I use as a standard method bro...
Or else its kinda confusing...
You will get to know why I did it after a while...
I was talking about ur writing skills. fattane..
No need to do it... just use a void ne.
, I can hardly think of a main returning to a function unless u use a recursive...
Any way we have c in our first year....
SAN_APIIT said:I was talking about ur writing skills. fattane..
No need to do it... just use a void ne.
I can hardly think of a main returning to a function unless u use a recursive...
Any way we have c in our first year....
Yes machang... But this is the standard way of doing it bro... Earlier we used void. But now due to the portability and re-engineering aspects we standardised it to use it as int and return 0.
Glad to have you here machang... Correct me if I do some mistake bro ok...
hmmm.. writing skills... hehe First one was not my writing... most of them are from a book. But second one I did.... Glad you like it bro...
From now on... Its completely my writing... Comment on them later...
x-pert said:Yes machang... But this is the standard way of doing it bro... Earlier we used void. But now due to the portability and re-engineering aspects we standardised it to use it as int and return 0.
Glad to have you here machang... Correct me if I do some mistake bro ok...
hmmm.. writing skills... hehe First one was not my writing... most of them are from a book. But second one I did.... Glad you like it bro...
From now on... Its completely my writing... Comment on them later...
Ela machchang...
keep it up bro...
SAN_APIIT said:This is my favorite tool for C++, even though u can code c coding here don't use this for c. some bugs when using pointers....
thanx for the info machan.....
i havent used this software for many programs since im always using linux for programming...
i post about this for windows users who r not familiar with linux environment.
ICE said:thanx for the info machan.....
i havent used this software for many programs since im always using linux for programming...
i post about this for windows users who r not familiar with linux environment.
Elane... open source kollec wage...
Any way the best compiler i found for C is BorlandC 3.1. witch has a dos mode compiler and a windows IDE. (Graphic.h supported)
For C++ borland 5.5 and DEV-CPP thama.
x-pert said:Yes machang... But this is the standard way of doing it bro... Earlier we used void. But now due to the portability and re-engineering aspects we standardised it to use it as int and return 0.
ohh z that the reason....
i thought i was for the OS 2 determine the program executed correctly.
thank u weva machan..
