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Why and when do we initialize a variable to 0? [closed]
I'm a 2nd year undergrad pursuing CS hons and i still struggle with the basics o...
Redirect standard output to console in GUI application
I have a C++ application that I compile in GUI mode, and sometimes I run it from...
What is the exact quote from the C++ Standard that stat...
The following quote from CPPreference is clear: This rule applies during overlo...
What is wrong with this line of code: expected token? [...
This is part of a C++ project. IDE marked it as: expected token )` `0` qint64 Do...
Concept to replace ref-qualifications
Is it possible to replace ref-qualifiers with concepts? I.e. instead of struct S...
Question regarding exporting packages in CMake
i have some clarification needed to export some static libs using CMake. The two...
What's the difference between PrepareAsyncX and AsyncX ...
Say I have some grpc service service FooService{ rpc Foo(FooRequest) returns(F...
Constructing a matrix whose elements are the difference...
Consider a vector initialized as: Eigen::Vector A ={a1, a2} I would like to eff...
C++ All Int are valid for the if statement | if(choice ...
I've got some probably simple questions: why is every Integer accepted as a val...
The program doesn't make console
i just installed VS code on my linux mint and when i compiled that #include in...