What Is %p in the Printf Function in C Programming Language?

%p is a format specifier which is used if we want to print data of type (void *) i.e, in simple words address of pointer or any other variable . The output is displayed in hexadecimal value.

But since the memory address can be displayed in integer values or float so even if we use %d ,%f or any other format specifier to print the address it will print the address in the argument type of that format specifier and depending on the compiler ,it will not give any error but display a warning . As for the following program,int a10;int* ptr &a;printf("%pn",ptr);printf("%lun" ptr);gives an output on my machine like this0x7ffec53fa020140732207702048and a warning saying:warning: format u2018%luu2019 expects argument of type u2018long unsigned intu2019, but argument 2 has type u2018int *u2019 -Wformat|Conclusion: If we convert the hexadecimal value displayed in the output to itu2019s decimal value then the number would be the same as displayed on LINE 2 of the output.Hence %p can be simply understood as format specifier to print the hexadecimal memory location (address) of a variable.

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What does "Cudi" mean in Brazilian Portuguese? (if anything)

There is no such a word in Brazilian Portuguese, but I sense you might be trying to say either cuide, which means literally u201ccare for, take care, look afteru201d (imperative mood), but is also used very often (at least here in the region where I live) in the sense of u201churry up, make haste, get it going, quicku201d or u201cwatch outu201d (usually as an interjection).Other than that, I think you might have heard cadu00ea or maybe its less frequent but still used variants quede or quedu00ea (very much in popular usage in the Northeast of Brazil to this day), all of them meaning u201cwhere isu2026u201d (e.

g. Cadu00ea minha camiseta? and Onde estu00e1 minha camiseta?

mean exactly the same, Where is my t-shirt?, but the latter corresponds literally to English: where/onde is/estu00e1). In case youu2019re wondering which of those words you might have heard, Iu2019ll include their various possible pronunciations transliterated in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) below:Cuide - kujdi or kujdu0292i, sometimes kujd or kujdu0292Cadu00ea - kau02c8de or ku0250u02c8deQuedu00ea/quede - keu02c8de, kedi or kedu0292i, sometimes ked or kedu0292

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What does it mean when the Python function returns none?

There are no inherently implied semantics attached to None-returning functions. In other words, it means whatever you want it to mean.In Python, interpreted and dynamically typed as it is, functions don't have return types.

There is no type checker to enforce that a function returns a value of a given type, or that it doesn't return anything, if it is declared as such. So, any Python function may return a value, or it may not - it's up to the implicit contract it establishes with its clients, but that is only checked at runtime.In C/C/C#/Java - a "void" function mustn't return anything and it is a compile-time error to assign an expression which consists of a function call to such a function to, say, a variable.

In Python, even if a function doesn't return anything, it is still legal to assign its "return value" to a variable, and that value will be None, if nothing else.As I said, None, returned from a function, can indicate a Null Object, or it may signal that the function doesn't really return anything. In the latter case, you may think of it as if the language injects a "return None" at the end of each function from which you do not explicitly return a value.

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What is your name in Arabic?

I have no idea what the Arabic equivalent for the Hebrew name u05e9u05d9 (Shai) is, but I do know exactly what my name means in Arabic. And oh, what a joy it is.

You see, my name translates to u201cteau201d in Arabic.Sounds innocent enough, doesnu2019t it? Try ordering an iced tea (my favourite drink) in an arabic restuarant with this name.

Every time I get a conversation going with the waiter and mention my name they instantly start with this joke. u201cWould you like an iced shai, Shai? Donu2019t be shy to tell us your order.

u201d I swear one time a waiter took a picture of me on his phone, put it on the table and put ice on it and said u201cHereu2019s your iced shai. u201d JFC, This is the kind of thing that at best is only funny the first ten times (admittedly it was hilarious before it got old). maybe it wouldnu2019t be so bad if they could be original, but nope, never.

Always some variation of the exact same joke. Atleast the people making fun of the english meaning of my name can be original sometimes.So yeah, my name is tea in arabic

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What should you text a girl every time you text her first?

Is "Hey" bad?

Actually when you are thinking from your side you will not get a great answer in any way, rather boys look for a more suitable answer. But turning to the girls shoes you will realize this message is from a normal rather ordinary guy who isActually when you are thinking from your side you will not get a great answer in any way, rather boys look for a more suitable answer.

But turning to the girls shoes you will realize this is message is from a normal rather ordinary guy who is Kind of interested in me. What I suggest you is, make a straight approach and ask for contact details instead of finding it with other ways like asking it from a friend of her or secretly noting it down from their cellphone. This way she knows that you have her number and now or later you will message or call her.

Now message her a anything say1)Hiiiii.2)Hey.3)Hello.

ThisIm pretty sure you will get a reply from her either way and that too may be same or similar as yours so don't expect anything more than that. Now don't wait for it and ask her out. just_a_thought.

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How do I start a conversation with a girl after saying "hi"? What should be the next question to ask or how do I not bore a girl in the conversation?

The most boring thing a girl will find is a guy who ask questions.

Instead, try to build a rapport on common interest. Share interesting stories, incidents, jokes, deep concepts (philosophy can help too depending upon the type of girl you are speaking to) Also, if you ask question, they should be open ended. .

e. g Do not ask Did you go for the movie XYZ? The answer will be Yes/No, but you can put it differently.

I saw the movie XYZ, and I loved it. It is really worth watching. She will have to explain that she saw it, did not see it, will go/not go to see it.

this helps to fill in the void, and the conversation is more flexible and unstructured. Another variation if you have not seen the movie : I read the review of the movie ABC. The critics are praising Ranbir Kapoor for his acting.

This can take the conversation on the critics, movie, favourtie actor, stories etc. etc. I would suggest you to read the book : How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie.

It is available on Amazon dot in for about 125 bucks odd and is well worth a read. Good luck

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Who wrote the first computer program?

The problem with your deceptively simple question is one of definitions.

You are likely to get a huge variety of answers. I am going to give you one of the standard ones: Lady Ada Lovelace (https://en. wikipedia.

org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace)There will be others who disagree with my answer, though. For a start, she never had a working piece of hardware (a digital mechanical computer) on which to test her software for bugs. There is also some people who question how much of her writings were originated by her.

There are some people, therefore, who will give you names of later people, programming later successful digital electronic computers. In general, of course, *all* designers of digital electronic computer would have had to have dabbled in writing programs for their designs.In the other direction, there are some people who would say that Lady Ada was predated by examples of pre-programming in ancient Greece (https://en.

wikipedia. org/wiki/Automaton#Ancient). These devices, where real, were not general purpose computers, but still needed to have programs prepared for them.

So, they are excluded since you ask for "the first computer program", but might not have been if you had just asked for "the first program".The above post expresses the author's personal opinion, not those of his employer.

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What are some differences between the words "vera", "fakta", "u011dusta", "korekta" kaj "reala" in Esperanto?

There is some overlap, just as with the English words u201ctrueu201d, u201cfactualu201d, u201crightu201d, u201ccorrectu201d and u201crealu201d. The best way to illustrate some differences is probably by giving examples.Vera can be used to indicate that a statement is true or that someone or something is the real thing: veraj vortoj (true words), vera heroo (a true hero).

Fakta can be used to emphasize that something is real, often despite appearances: la fakta estro (the real boss), la fakta problemo (the real problem).u011custa can be used for things that are morally right or to indicate that something is right for its purpose: la u011dusta puno (the right punishment), la u011dusta alto (the right height).Korekta can be used to indicate the absence of errors: korekta respondo (a correct answer), korektaj mezuradoj (correct measurements).

Reala can be used in contrast with things that are thought to be imaginary or mistaken for something else: realaj korpuskloj (real particles), la reala situacio (the real situation).But as I said, there is some overlap, and especially vera and u011dusta have rather broad meanings. The best way for a student to learn the proper way of using such words, as in any language, is to look at usage examples in a good dictionary.

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How do I add two numbers in assembly language?

That, of course, depends on the particular assembler involved.One interesting case is (was) good old IBM 360 Assembler.

It had a whopping 15 primary add instructions. They came in various flavors: register/memory/double/half/normalized/unnormalizedand later renditions of that OS added even more. IBM 370 Assembler tacked on 12 new (vector) adds and ESA/390 yet another 10the last gasp z/System even another 2.

As one can see, instruction sets were extensive back in the day! This was partly due to their having to carry the full load for coding as higher-level languages were just starting to take over the computing world. To get a sense of IBMs vast instruction set check out 360 Assembly/360 Instructions.

Above I mentioned primary add instructions. That is because other instructions could achieve the same goal and clever programmers would often make use of them. Specifically the LA (load address) instruction effectively added two registersit would even add in yet another small offset as well.

There were certain restrictions on the values since they needed to conform to ranges acceptable as addresses/offsets but using LA to add numbers could help make code smaller and faster