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How is C# better than C++? C# looks like clone of Java language to me.lamefun wrote:C++ will soon die in favor of better languages developed by Microsoft like C# and other .Net languages! Microsoft will likely develop even better languages!
With all respect, both C# and Java are better than C++ in 99% cases. The problem is that 1% where someone still has to know C++.Redman wrote:How is C# better than C++? C# looks like clone of Java language to me.lamefun wrote:C++ will soon die in favor of better languages developed by Microsoft like C# and other .Net languages! Microsoft will likely develop even better languages!
Do you know about compiler bootstrapping? I'm sure that even if .Net is in C++ now, it'll soon be in C#.Quarko wrote:A thing to think about: in what language is .Net framework written?lamefun wrote:C++ will soon die in favor of better languages developed by Microsoft like C# and other .Net languages! Microsoft will likely develop even better languages!
Then it's weird that most games, video editors, graphics editors, sound editors, libraries, operating systems and other programs were written in C/C++, not Java or C#.Quarko wrote:With all respect, both C# and Java are better than C++ in 99% cases. The problem is that 1% where someone still has to know C++.Redman wrote:How is C# better than C++? C# looks like clone of Java language to me.lamefun wrote:C++ will soon die in favor of better languages developed by Microsoft like C# and other .Net languages! Microsoft will likely develop even better languages!
, i had to learn everything myself and i managed to make a task without anyones help(only one friend told me that for chars is %c, not %d, so i had some weird result ^^), and i wanna share it here, if someone know how does it even work:
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#include <iostream>
#include <stdio>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int x;
int y=0;
char f,g,h,i,j;
scanf("%d",&x);
scanf(" %c",&f);
scanf(" %c",&g);
scanf(" %c",&h);
scanf(" %c",&i);
scanf(" %c",&j);
int a=x/10000;
x=x%10000;
int b=x/1000;
x=x%1000;
int c=x/100;
x=x%100;
int d=x/10;
x=x%10;
int e=x;
if(f=='D') y=y+a;
if(g=='D') y=y+b;
if(h=='D') y=y+c;
if(i=='D') y=y+d;
if(j=='D') y=y+e;
printf("%d",y);
return 0;
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int main()
{
int i,n;
char c[5], ns[6];
scanf("%d %c%c%c%c%c",&x,&c[0],&c[1],&c[2],&c[3],&c[4],&c[5]);
snprintf(ns,6,"%i",n);
for(i=0;i<5;i++)
if(c[i]!='D') ns[i]='0';
printf("%s",ns);
}Wrong. His code does this:Redman wrote:I think this program was supposed to load a 5-digit integer and set every n-th digit to zero if n-th character is not 'D'. I would do it that way:Code: Select all
int main() { int i,n; char c[5], ns[6]; scanf("%d %c%c%c%c%c",&x,&c[0],&c[1],&c[2],&c[3],&c[4],&c[5]); snprintf(ns,6,"%i",n); for(i=0;i<5;i++) if(c[i]!='D') ns[i]='0'; printf("%s",ns); }
Quarko is right. First input is 5 digit numb, after that its D OR K(d=dugi=long) or K(k=kratki=short). And then make sum of all digits that had D in its position and ignore any other charQuarko wrote:Wrong. His code does this:Redman wrote:I think this program was supposed to load a 5-digit integer and set every n-th digit to zero if n-th character is not 'D'. I would do it that way:Code: Select all
int main() { int i,n; char c[5], ns[6]; scanf("%d %c%c%c%c%c",&x,&c[0],&c[1],&c[2],&c[3],&c[4],&c[5]); snprintf(ns,6,"%i",n); for(i=0;i<5;i++) if(c[i]!='D') ns[i]='0'; printf("%s",ns); }
Input: Source 5 digit number (for example: 12345)
Input: Mask of operations (for example: D00D0)
Result: Sum of all digits that correspond to letter 'D' in given mask. Our example: 1 + 4 = 5 (because first letter D corresponds to '1' and last letter D to '4')
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#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <conio>
#include <quarko>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello World";
cin.ignore;
getchar();
return 0;
}
I don't think so.lamefun wrote:JavaScript is becoming the official programming language of planet Earth!!