[Solved] Allocating array in quadriple pointer [closed]

[ad_1] int ****ptr; ptr = new int***(); *ptr = new int**(); **ptr = new int*(); ***ptr = new int[size_of_arr]; //access (***ptr)[index] delete[] ***ptr; delete **ptr; delete *ptr; delete ptr; 2 [ad_2] solved Allocating array in quadriple pointer [closed]

[Solved] an error i can’t seem to find [closed]

[ad_1] Problem lies in the order of operations inside while() loop: while (i != 1000) { ++i; num.push_back(i); cout <<num[i]<<“\t”<< sqrt(num[i]) << “\n”; } i starts from 0. In each iteration, you push_back an element and then print it using counter i – after its incrementation. So, num[i] refers to a non-yet-existing element. Change your … Read more

[Solved] Absolute difference between consecutive array elements

[ad_1] By assuming that you have an array like arr[n]: You can define another array to keep differences like diff[n-1] and then you just need a loop like: for(i=0; i<n-1; i++) { diff[i] = abs(arr[i]-arr[i+1]); } Don’t forget to include <stdio.h> and <stdlib.h>. 0 [ad_2] solved Absolute difference between consecutive array elements

[Solved] char * SEGMENTATION FAULT [closed]

[ad_1] If you are saying that list->at(0) returns NULL Then the pointer pEnd will be NULL. Therefore doing this *pEnd is de-referencing a NULL pointer which will obviously seg fault. If you want to chek for this, you could check the pointer before de-referencing. for eg: if(pEnd == NULL) //Do nothing or throw error or … Read more

[Solved] C++ vector matching [closed]

[ad_1] You code has undefined behavior because you are accessing them beyond the size. In v1 there will be 7 items, while in v2, there will be 3. But you are accessing both upto index 20. So the output can be anything. To avoid this, you can resize your vectors and then assign 1 to … Read more

[Solved] How to declare and initialize multiple variables (with different names) within a for loop without using arrays?

[ad_1] You cannot create dynamically named variables in C# (and I am with those who are wondering why you want to do that). If you don’t want to use an array, consider a Dictionary — it would perform better than an array in some circumstances. Dictionary<string, int> values = new Dictionary<string, int>(); for (int i … Read more

[Solved] How I can Convert T-SQL to Linq C#

[ad_1] surecModel = Surecler.Select(s=> new { s.SurecId , s.Damga}) .Distinct() // .Join( db.WEB_SURECROL.DefaultIfEmpty(), SURECDAMGALAR => SURECDAMGALAR.SurecId, SURECROLLER => SURECROLLER.SurecID, (SURECDAMGALAR, SURECROLLER) => new { SURECDAMGALAR, SURECROLLER }) // .GroupJoin(Surecler.DefaultIfEmpty(), surecTanim => new { surecTanim.SURECDAMGALAR.Damga,surecTanim.SURECROLLER.RolId }, SUREC_LIST => new { SUREC_LIST.Damga,SUREC_LIST.RolId }, (surecTanim,SUREC_LIST) => new {surecTanim,SUREC_LIST } ) // .Select(x=> new { x.surecTanim.SURECROLLER.WEB_SURECTANIM.SurecAdi, x.surecTanim.SURECROLLER.WEB_SURECTANIM.SurecTip, x.SUREC_LIST.FirstOrDefault().Damga, x.SUREC_LIST.FirstOrDefault().OnayDurumu, … Read more

[Solved] How to define new header files with preprocessing directive #define? [duplicate]

[ad_1] You must fix your usage of the preprocessor as follows: Include a space between #define and its operand. To implement include guards properly, you need a corresponding #ifndef before the #define. As wildplasser said, you can’t use macro names beginning with underscore(s), so remove them, or replace them with some other prefix of your … Read more