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    by Jonathan100
    stack and heap   [Beginners]
     
    Hi, I have some programming concepts question: Why is stack (in context of stack and heap) considered LIFO (last in first out)? The last time i checke...
    [1 reply] : Because you generally manipulate[/i] the stack via the [b]"push"[/b] ... (by kigar64551)
    by Duthomhas
    Short films worth watching   [Lounge]
     
    I don’t particularly like horror, but this one was great! The Curse of Dracular[/b] https://youtu.be/kjd6jETfd5c?si=Oa9pabr4-kvrHC6v (Contains a claymatio...
    [6 replies] Last: 1.5 hrs is a standard length film, lol. :] We just recently got a da... (by Duthomhas)
    by zapshe
    AI is something special   [Lounge]
     
    I feel like AI is getting overlooked by many. I feel like I have a real professional in any field I want to learn about just waiting for me to ask things. Yes,...
    [4 replies] Last: I'm still waiting for the day where I can just feel it my entire code... (by zapshe)
    by ElusiveTau
    How to compare int class template value?   [Beginners]
     
    I'm aware I should use std::string but this is question is about using template specialization a specific way. I'm learning about template specialization and ...
    [2 replies] Last: 2. That's a good point. Only up to MAX_CSTR_SIZE-1 bytes will be copie... (by ElusiveTau)
    by ElusiveTau
    Template errors creating a map<int,std::thread> using map::emplace   [Beginners]
     
    I created a class to try out std::lock_guard. The first function, UnsafeExample[/code] compiles and runs fine. The second example, [code]SafeExample[/code] d...
    [2 replies] Last: Thanks Peter. That was it. 1. std::ref(coutMutex) was necessary, for ... (by ElusiveTau)
    by ElusiveTau
    How to initialize base class member with subclass member?   [Beginners]
     
    I'm working with code where CustomThreadApi[/code] is not modifiable. CustomThreadApi has a ctor that takes a [code]const char*[/code]. I would like to assign ...
    [2 replies] Last: baseClassBuff is unnecessary. I can just reuse MyThreadClass.Name[/co... (by ElusiveTau)
    by Cyclone
    Removing double quotes from Cstring   [Beginners]
     
    Hi, sorry its late... I am trying to do a few things with strings. - I need to remove double quotes from a users input - Then the string needs to be divide i...
    [8 replies] Last: You only get double quotes if some component of the filename path has ... (by Duthomhas)
    by leo2008
    anagram using vector   [General C++ Programming]
     
    I am trying to solve this problem. Are there any other better approaches here? Implement a function which takes a list of words as an argument and finds all a...
    [2 replies] Last: If you go big (a large dictionary of words) you may want to move out t... (by jonnin)
    by seeplus
    New Safe C++ Proposal (1,2,3,4,5,6)   [Lounge]
     
    There is now a Safe C++ proposal that extends C++ by defining a superset of the language that can be used to write code with strong safety guarantees. See: htt...
    [104 replies] Last: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42231489 I've been reading quite... (by helios)
    by Shervan360
    Are these ternary operators the same?   [Beginners]
     
    Hello, What are the differences between these? #include <iostream> int main() { int a = 18, b = 44, total = 0, total2 = 0; total +=...
    [8 replies] Last: I think some chips have a way to test a single bit but in general, I d... (by jonnin)