i have a question...i am working on my homework and i got stuck on a question....here is the following code...
struct vstring {
int len;
char chars [];
};
Is the following struct...
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LanguagesDate Answered: 04/03/2006 Grade: B Views: 0
C99 uses the word "rank" to describe different integer types.
The mathematical definition of "rank" contains the sentence "Every ordinal number has itself as its rank". This would mean a 32 bit...
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CDate Answered: 01/31/2006 Grade: A Views: 0
I have this old fixed idea, probably acquired in the dawn ages of K&R, that something like
char *str = "123";
*str = '0';
is OK and will set *str to "023".
Clearly I am wrong, but I c...
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C++Date Answered: 07/19/2008 Grade: A Views: 0
I have some code that compiles and executes on the Mac OS using gcc.
It uses "#include <complex.h>". ANSI C does not support "#include <complex>" however C99 does. I need to compile this code on...
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C++Date Answered: 02/09/2006 Grade: B Views: 18
