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My computer got infected by trojan horse Generic3.nsr , it was detected by AVG antivirus. It's converted all the folders that I opened since my computer got infected into application files of 37...

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Well, today there was a technical presentation by some students in my school so there was this discussion about NIC's. So somebody came up with a question that what's the difference between...

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Thanks for the reply! I guess I would have to go through a tutorial of bitset classes to get an understanding of what it is and how it works..! :)


I would like to know what does this actually...

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I just wanted to know that if there is any builtin function in c++ that converts a decimal number into binary number??

Ok.Thank you!

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I guess I haven't got this thing fully into my lazy brain! So does it actually mean that whatever the arguments maybe , the output can never be manipulated or I'll be always...

Can somebody please tell what does this function prototype indicate--

const char* fun( char const *,const char*);

Is it some thing like that the return type would always be constant char ? And...

Viva is kind of oral test we have over here in our school. These were the questions which I couldn't answer. I don't know about the first and the last question. But about arrays I do have some idea...

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Well, today I had my C++ viva at my school..and I screwed it up!! The answers to this question which I was asked may be easy but I couldn't get it..Few questions of which I haven't got the answers...

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Burger--> I'm hungry

curiosity-->answers

death--> The biggest truth of life

Blair-->England

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Today I had an exam and in that there was a question to differentiate between type casting and type conversions...Are they actually different?? I always thought they were same... :?:

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you answered that ...regarding returning value.

Now I am little confused...since constructors don't return any value how does type casting using parameterised constructors work. Like in the...

So is it like that the temporary object formed during the calling of parameterised constructor returns the value to the actual object?

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class A
{
public:...

I don't want to assign this value to b. My question is that because of default constructor b is initialized to 0 but after typecasting why doesn't it retain it's value zero..it changes to garbage...

In the following code I am giving an int value to class using type casting--

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class A
{
int a;
float b;
public:
A()

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int grade;
int totalpoints=0;
int numberofgrades = 0;

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Is it actually possible? Because everything is relative so to find minimum or maximum we got to compare it with other and for that comparison operators have to show up? :confused:

What's the solution? I mean how do you access the variable inside the main from the inner block?

Yes, I meant that very topic from the book. Thanks for the replies!

Well, I tried this because this was given as an example in Bjarne Stroustrup's book..but I couldn't get the result he specified!

It prints "NO" because the condition you have given is a<0.7 not a<=0.7. Since a=0.7 it gives output as "NO" .

#include<iostream.h>
int main()
{
enum flag{ x=1,y=2,z=4,e=8};
flag f2=flag(99); // out of range
return 0;
}

In this code the range of flag is 0:15 but it still compiles when 99 is...

One more thing, I have never ever read about passing the arguments to the main()..

" int main(int argc, char* argv[]) "

I couldn't even find any relevant text regarding this..Can you please...

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Narue>Why does it do this way in visual c++?
Because Turbo C++ is wrong and Visual C++ is right. Visual C++ is correctly parsing A(j) as a declaration of a variable of...

I have a doubt regarding constructor in this program--

include<iostream.h>
class A
{
private:
int a;
float b;
A(int j)
{

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Recently my wireless router stopped working due to some electrical trouble with it.So for the time being I was trying out ad hoc networking(My knowledge about this is really meager).My desktop...

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I have a desktop computer(win xp) and a laptop(centrino-win xp pro).How can I setup a wireless network at home between these two so as to share internet which is again a cable network and is...