Programming in C : Lesson 1.1
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My favorite part is where he says "ok"
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ok.
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There are C programs in ikastenc
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Yes! OK! i got it ... tnx man ! :LOL
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@gabe4mdema ok
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Writing the text file of subanalytical and ergonomical processes can be a somewhat forensical adversity, as it can result in some pre-made errors and overwhelming discrepancy. However, over the years c++ compilers and engineers have found numerous methods of advancing the techniques utilized in post-subconjuring encryption and ethonopoly. To put it simply, the way it works is what is written.
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@bebe2ful its C++ stupid LOL
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is there a way to compile an exe file to extract its files directly for example on Desktop, without prompting the user in which location he wants to install the file???
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@bebe2ful Namespaces are used only in C++
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This author must be very smart, but seriously I hope he would use a better explanation and less "OK", which is very annoying and make him look stupid, in addition sound quality including the accent makes the tutorial hard to understand... D:<
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yikes... lots of "OKE?"...
anyway, nice tutorial... :D
Well, that's great, but the single question I have remaining has gone unanswered YET AGAIN (and I spent two weeks doing programming in University). That question is: where the hell are you supposed to get the .h files and how am I supposed know which .h file/s to include for which function I need? Are they in a subdirectory? Is there just a generic .h file to include or do you need to be specific with each function? Somebody please explain because IT teachers aren't teachers at all.
halidefox 2 years ago
I recommend you to use "Programming in C" by K&R. Which files to include, you will learn it along the way. Not something you will learn on day 1. But if you use a API , the man page of that API will tell you which header to include
hhemanth 2 years ago