• debuglove (29)in #regex • 8 years ago

  Video

  Sorry reformulating contents of my post...

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• debuglove (29)in #what • 8 years ago

  What kind of specimen is this

  I found this snake type animal in my garden. It has around 80 cm to 1meter. Does anyone knows it? Is it poisounous?

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• debuglove (29)in #remove • 8 years ago

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• debuglove (29)in #dynamic • 8 years ago

  Dynamic Memory Allocation in C

  Dynamic memory allocation As a compiled language, in normal situations your datatypes will be evaluated when your program is being compiled. However, we can also assign values…

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• debuglove (29)in #structs • 8 years ago

  Structs and Unions in C

  In previous threads, we have seen how arrays can contain more than one valoue in one container. However, arrays can only contain values of the same datatype. In C, we can store…

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• debuglove (29)in #string • 8 years ago

  Strings in C

  As we saw in the lasth thread, strings are stored in arrays of chars in C programming language. It is also possible to store them as string literals, but those are immutable…

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• debuglove (29)in #arrays • 8 years ago

  Arrays in C

  Arrays Arrays are a collection of the same datatype which can be acessed through the same variable.This variable can have one or more slots and each member can be acessed…

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• debuglove (29)in #pointers • 8 years ago

  Pointers in C

  Pointers Pointers are at the heart of C. They are one of the main reasons why many people tend to work at C instead of a higher level programming language. They provide fast…

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• debuglove (29)in #working • 8 years ago

  Functions in C

  Introduction Functions are independent blocks of code, which may be called any time. By having a independent block of code, it is possible for you to reuse it just by calling…

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• debuglove (29)in #code • 8 years ago

  Changing and controlling code flow in C

  C has a few native statements to control the flow of your code within the program, instead of just piling up instructions one after another. Some may argue about other statements…

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• debuglove (29)in #operations • 8 years ago

  Other types of variables operations and operators in C

  Other types of variable operations Hexadecimals and octals You may assign integer data types hexadecimal or octal values. To work with hexadecimals you must start the number…

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• debuglove (29)in #scope • 8 years ago

  A little about scope in C

  Local and global variables Local variables are variables which exists as long as the code block you are in is being executed. When this same code block ends, these local…

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• debuglove (29)in #constants • 8 years ago

  using constants in C

  In certain occasions, in C, or any other programming language, you may need to use variables which must mantain its value trough all the flow of your code. Lets take a look in a…

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• debuglove (29)in #c • 8 years ago

  C basic Data Types

  C programming language has four basic data types. All other types are derived from combination of these. Those basic types are: integers, floating point values, pointers and…

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• debuglove (29)in #c • 8 years ago

  C second introduction class

  Following our last thread we will continue with a small code so you can format better your text and write well documented code. -Escape Sequences: In our last example lets…

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• debuglove (29)in #old • 8 years ago

  Have you seen this Coca-Cola to-go-cup before

  I was wondering if any of you have seen this big cup before. Im almost sure it is from the 80s. If you have any clue and would be kind enough to give me a tip. Big thanks.

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• debuglove (29)in #c • 8 years ago

  A small introduction to C

  On my first thread i was thinking which subject would i start. Sure there are more basic concepts to research, but due the fact they could be a little abstract to a first thread…

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• debuglove (29)in #my • 8 years ago

  My first post

  This is my first post on steemit. I love programming so i was thinking about writing a little about it and about what i know.

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