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In Topic: Run-Time Check Failure #2
Posted 21 May 2013
Thats funny, that's the one that I could never remember back in my algorithms class. -
In Topic: Variables not declared but are in global and in struct
Posted 21 May 2013
You are only passing characters to your functions, you need to pass char pointers to your strings. -
In Topic: Encrypting my code?
Posted 21 May 2013
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Oh, I just thought that people could easily get the source code if I don't obfuscate it/
People can only get your exact source code if well....you give it to them. Obfuscating your code just makes your code harder to reverse engineer onces they do have the source, or the binary.
However, anyone with enough time and motivation can recreate the logic of your program by disassembling your binary.
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ou know that C++ is a compiled language which means that your program is not in code form anymore once compiled
Actually, all code (no matter the language) is compiled down to machine language. Even though it's just binary instructions, it's still considered a programming language and can be deciphered by anyone with enough time. -
In Topic: classes using strings (with pointers)
Posted 21 May 2013
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In Topic: classes using strings (with pointers)
Posted 21 May 2013
When you pass an array to a function, a temporary pointer is created that points to the beginning of the array. Since the memory that the name points to is in main's stack frame, changes to name's target will reflect in the main function.
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thekooiman
27 Mar 2013 - 18:08osu1
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19 Apr 2010 - 04:03int balance;
cout << "Balance : " << setw(15)<< setprecision(2)<< setiosflags(ios::left)<< setiosflags(ios::showpoint)<< setiosflags(ios::fixed)<<balance;
pls send it to me esu20032001@gmail.com as soon as possible
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pari-pari
11 Apr 2010 - 19:03can i ask u something??
i've learned in my c programming class,
but i still don't understand,
what is the meaning by this statement :
1+(rand()%6);
thank you..
najlala
09 Apr 2010 - 00:36najlala
24 Mar 2010 - 04:51