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In C/ C these are known as Escape characters. There are more escape characters.(you can read about then on internet) Coming to n and t, n is known as new line character.
While using this in printf ("n"); it gives a line break. The output marker goes to next line.Eg.
printf ("hello nworld"); Output - hello world t while using in printf statement gives a tab space between the words or characters. Eg. printf ("hellotworld"); Output- hello world
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What are the most creative ways to say hi?
Ah, you will forget all mainstream ways of greeting when you see this one.This is a compound of 8 Wodehousian greetings, all rolled into one. Say this- the entire thing:Hullo, my good old friend, good old chap, good old chum, good old bean, good old crumpet, good old horse, good old bird, good old worm!
I do it myself: to those who really are my friends. The other guy thinks youre bonkers, but its worth it.PS: Say it in Hugh Lauries voice, and a little rapidly
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What would be the output of following program, Int main() int a,b, c; a10;b20; cprintf ("%d", a) b; printf ("%d", c);?
Int main() tint a,b, c;ta 10;tb 20;t// variables have been declared and initialized t// printf prints to the console. t// For input it takes a string and a variable number of t// pointerst// For output it gives the number of characters it prints t// to the console.tc printf("%d", a) b;t// Here a printf prints the value of a: 10t// OUTPUT: 10t// The value returned by printf(2, since 10 is 2 t// characters long)t// and the increment of b(21) is added producing:t// 21 2 3.
This is stored in ct// c 3tprintf("%d", c);t// printf prints the value of c: 23t// OUTPUT: 1023
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When having a professional email conversation, is it proper etiquette to start each email with "Hello" despite already saying it in the starting email?
If the messages are back to back, i do not repeat the helloI also am more informal Mrcio, and if I have some level of relationship, I mix up the salutation. Hey Mrcio, how was your weekend, or Mrcio, I need your help.
Think relationship and relationship development, not PC or etiquette or corporate looking. Relationship and relationship development.I hope this is helpful.
Follow me on LinkedIn for more LinkedIn best practices and ideas.BTW - join my LinkedIn Challenge - http://www. burrissconsulting.
com/linkedin-challenge/Thanks for asking me Mrcio
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Why do Londoners never talk on The Tube (London Underground)?
People do talk in the tube. I think it is a matter of timing ;) If it is 8 AM in the morning people are in a rush to go to work.
11PM on a Friday may be a little different! Try watching Tube Tales. Pretty much covers how life in London and the tube is like.
Though people generally keep themselves to themselves, do sometimes find people suddenly get into a moment of conversation. Though city life is different than you might find living in a village
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My boyfriend thinks it's inappropriate and out of line if I hug my other guy friends while greeting them. How do I convince him that it is not?
Have you asked him? Has he given you an answer you can work with, in other words, more than "because it makes me feel uncomfortable." (What kind of "uncomfortable"?
)In order to get you to even begin to see why you shouldn't do this, he should be willing to up his communication skills well enough to describe what he thinks is the problem.I don't see off the top of my head what they'd be, but there MAY be legitimate reasons where you would modify your behavior, at least in some circumstances.
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What programming language has the shortest 'Hello World' program?
Zero characters: Any domain-specific language whose compiler/generator/interpreter reads an empty input as the source code and produces a program that outputs the string Hello World. Zero characters is hard to beat to make a Hello World program - but how fast can you make the language in which you can make the program? In MetaEdit, you can build such a language in 18 characters and a few clicks: 1.
Create a Graph type called H 2. Open the Generator Editor and create a new generator called H(): H()'Hello World'
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What is the difference between char* and int*?
An int is an integer, whose size is implementation defined.
A char is an abstraction over an integer, whose size is 1 byte. What this means is that a character and an integer are stored in the same way in memory, however, the compiler abstracts its encoding, wherein each ASCII literal has some corresponding integral value. sizeof(int) 4 //usually for 64bit architecturesizeof(char) 1An int* is a pointer to an integer and similarly a char* is a pointer to an encoded 1 byte long integer.
sizeof(int*) 8 //usually for 64bit architecturessizeof(char*) 8 //usually for 64bit architecturessizeof(unsigned long long int) 8 //the size of a pointer will be the size of an ull
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Why can't we use C to write AI programs?
You can. But you don't get as many libraries in C.
AI is a big field that is built upon lots of maths and statistics. If you want to do things with AI you'll need libraries what are first natively available in other more AI languages like python. Most libraries support C but are not optimised to work on it.
Other times libraries are simply not available for C. It's not that you can't use C. It's just not the best choice
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Is C a good first programming language?
No, c has way too many features and redundant ways of doing the same thing you wont need even after years of experience. That will slow down your learning process. Python, c# or swift are very good candidates for starting.
If you keep going you will really realize when you need some c, until then it is not a good idea.Check out some technical c videos on youtube (like cppcons), Im sure that will hopefully help you with your choice
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While coding in C-we use int main() and return 0 in the end- and we run it, why doesn't the console screen stay?
Return 0 is used because the program returns nothing.
Instead of using return 0 we can use void main() instead .Now coming to the point ,we have to use getch() function for the output to appear and wait till the user enters any key . When you use getch(), the function shall wait for a keypress from the user.
Until it receives or the program is terminated, it shall wait for that keypress from the user, and hence the output screen stays until you press any key.getch() is necessary if you want the output to disappear only after the user enters a key .
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Are there any Welsh people who don't speak any English, only Welsh?
There honestly are some Welsh farmers who speak welsh exclusively because they can't speak English. They usually didn't go to school when they were younger, most will be 50 on age usually, so they never learnt English. They'd have inherited their farm from their father and their father before them.
There would be no need for education as they have the farm to cultivate and live from. All their trade can be done through Welsh if it's local because the other local farmers speak at least Welsh so they're set, they don't need English
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How do you say beautiful in Italian?
Beautiful is an adjective in Italy, too.
In Italy we say bella", in case of female, or bello in case of male, referred to people, sometimes we use the shorter form bel, like un bel bambino (a beautiful child), which sounds better than un bello bambino. But even there are more specific adjectives in other case, we often use bello to express some opinion on thi gs, events etc., so un libro bello stands for a good book, a beautiful narration, or bel tempo to express sunny weather.
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If people act like they don't see you when they did and won't say hello, does it mean they don't like you?
It can mean many things:May be they want to ignore you.May be they thought you would be the one to first say hello.
May be they are shy to start the conversation first. May be because they must be tensed with some thoughts. So, they didn't bother starting some random conversation.
Or may be they must be in rush to attend some important meeting or anything. There can be thousands of reasons behind it. I would suggest that, if it bothers you.
You better ask them. If it doesn't move on.Peace
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How different are the Czech and Slovak languages?
500 years ago it was basically the same language, but political dominance by German rulers from one side and Hungarian rulers from the other caused them to diverge from one another. They are still partially mutually intelligable. A good comparison would be Swedish and Norwegian, Portuguese and Galician, or even Standard German and Swiss German as weird as it may sound.
If you speak one language, you could pick up the other in less than a year, even at old age. Which means they are similar enough to be mutually understood with some effort, but just different enough to cause some information to be missed or misunderstood
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How do you say good night in Norwegian?
u00abNattinatti u00ab or u00ab nattau00bb is the childish fun way and signals a deeper foundation in our culture than the obvious grown up choice u00ab Gou2019nattu00bb .
u00ab Nattinattiu00bbor u00abnattau00bb is still what thousands of mothers and fathers say to their small ones while tucking the u00abdyneu00bb around them and kissing them good night. So to a friend or date nattinatti or natta could go but not as a formal greating between work collegues. God natt, takk for i kveld, hyggelig u00e5 treffe deg, god tur hjem
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My boyfriend doesn't defend me when people talk badly about me or towards me.
What can I do?
Dump him. If he doesn't have your back the relationship will only get worse.
You will eventually become resentful and he will break your heart. If he doesn't stand up for you for minor things like people trash talking you then what will happen if something really bad happens. It will make you bitter and you will get resentful.
You need to leave him. A guy should protect his woman or at least defend her. You guys are a team and he is supposed to support you.
It will only get worse if you don't leave him now. You will never be happy with a guy that doesn't respect you
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What will be the output of the following C code: #include The correct answer is - ignore all of the answers (especially the pedantic ones). Use any C compiler and try your code out and learn from the process. You might have formatting errors and will work on fixing them. When compiled and run, you will get a comlaint about m(&a) but this will not stop the compilation producing a working executable. Then comes the interesting part - you run it, study the output, and you ask What is going on here? ------ I want to learn C from scratch. Where should I start from? I would take issue with those who are advocating learning C first!C is NOT just C with classes! C has evolved far beyond that unflattering description and none other than Bjarne Stroustrup, the guy who originally wrote C and is still involved in its development would suggest learning C first!My guess is that those who do advocate this approach were originally C programmers and later migrated to C and therefore cannot imagine a different approachThere are good texts to learn C, either Lipmann or Stroustrups texts are excellent and NONE of them will take you through C! ------ Why donu2019t narcissists say goodbye? You never know if the old source will become useful again in the future, so keep the option open to reengage (hoovering). And thats not a stupid thought, knowing the partner who got dumped is quite sure a codependent, whos addiction (read/watch The Human Magnet syndrome/Ros Rosenberg) to the narcissist is not something to to be recognized easily. Not even mentioning how difficult it is to repair the codependency.
Ros Rosenberg himself , as a licensed psychotherapist, stepped into the toxic narc/codependent relation himself twice ------ Who was Carlo Rizzi calling on the phone at the end of The Godfather when Michael walked in on him? And why did he look so nervous? Did he know about the hits, and did he have an inkling of the trouble he was in? In the book, Carlo is calling his mistress. Hes going to be delayed by his meeting with Michael, so he tells her that hell meet her later. Carlo is unaware of the specifics of what is happening that day. Its only when he sees the guys behind Michael that he suddenly knows hes in real trouble. But the movie is not the book, so Id assume Coppola wants us to think hes calling Barzinis people, which is probably better