[Solved] The modulus operator (%) doesn’t work for huge numbers

Use BigInteger. int or even unsigned long is way too small to hold the product. And calculating integer values with double is also problematic. BigInteger has a static method ModPow made exactly for your purpose: int N = 10379 int S1 = 3701; int d = 37; BigInteger T1 = BigInteger.ModPow(S1, d, N); // 7770 … Read more

[Solved] Difference between , and ;?

You have not written a copy constructor or a copy assignment operator. The Rule of 3 tells us that anytime a destructor has been written, the copy assignment operator and copy constructor should be as well. You haven’t written either so let’s look at what happens: l3 = l1 in this line the implicitly defined … Read more

[Solved] How can I auto import html from web site? [closed]

It looks like you need http://www.seleniumhq.org/ – it can download source of the page and you can programmatically click on links and perform other interactions with the page Also you can download web pages with Apache HTTP Client library – http://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-ga/index.html 0 solved How can I auto import html from web site? [closed]

[Solved] How to pass the values stored in vector container to a new variable?

double position_array = first_cells(); This tries to invoke first_cells (a vector) as a callable (but it doesn’t implement operator(): https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/vector). Assuming that the loop variable is there for a reason, why not use it: double position_array = first_cells[i]; Note also this does a possibly unwanted conversion of float to double if you want bounds-checking, use … Read more

[Solved] NULL as a pointer valid address? [closed]

NULL as a pointer valid address? Maybe: NULL is a macro which expands to a null pointer constant. It may have a value like int 0. In that case, it is not a pointer but a int. It may have a value like ((void*)0) which is a pointer. When a null pointer constant is converted … Read more

[Solved] C++ Object Date but called with only int?

How about defining some static members in your class that return values of interest? class Date { // … public static Date last() { return Date(9999,99,99); } // … } 0 solved C++ Object Date but called with only int?