What is the different of ++i and i++ ? How to use it?
I visited numberous website and algorithms, i am still not understand what is the different between ++i and i++.
Algorithm for finding the optimum purchases for customers
I’m struggling to work out the algorithm for the following problem.
Definition of heap used by std::is_heap and std::make_heap
According to this page, there a two definitions of a heap
(used by std::make_heap
, std::is_heap
, etc..) :
Why does my program not continue after my 2nd print function (displaying size of array), even though I have given every parameter for the function?
My current situation is that I’m trying to have my program print every nth index (user gives the iteration size) and return the value at every index in the array made. However, I get past my scanf function that has the user choose the iteration size, even including a 2nd print function to test where the program stops (it prints 11 – the # of elements in my array), but that is where it stops, it doesn’t go through my returnNth function, even though every parameter is given…. Any help is greatly appreciated! sorry if this is a simple fix….
ı want to help for my c++ exam in university
We have to take 10 number from user and we sort from largest to smallest and sort from smallest to largest but we must use arrays. How ı write that codes in C++?
How can I print this pattern [closed]
Closed 2 days ago.
How to optimize the code that finds the maximum sum of elements within a sub-rectangle (contiguous block) of a 2D array?
I have working code that finds the maximum sum of elements within a sub-rectangle of a 2D array. I’m wondering if there are any optimization techniques I could use to improve its performance.
Lock Free Queue, any problems with this
QueryWorker is a Class and QueryWorker.Next is a QueryWorker Field
This will Enqueue the Writer and put it last in line.
Returns true if you are the first in line.
Advanced algoritm in C# [closed]
Closed 1 min ago.
Algorithm to extract overlapping range
Have an array of Pressures (hundreds) initialized like this: