Why would anybody in the year 2022 want to program in C? You can't even make strings. All I wanted to do is make some text with a number variable in it and I had to do all this extra work with a sprintf function and create a new char array every time I want to update it. This shit is retarded.
Why would anybody in the year 2022 want to program in C? You can't even make strings...
Brody James
Carson Robinson
>Filtered by a char array
Connor Ramirez
i think python is more your speed nigga
Oliver Bailey
Go back to python kid you need to be 18 to post here
Christian Martin
I've been programming in C for more than 15 years and I still suffer from lack of string type. It's more pain once you use strings in other languages and come back to C.
Michael Jenkins
Maybe it's time to hang the gloves up of you can't handle cstrings after 15 years
Jaxson Lee
>char* c = "123 char";
>printf("%c\n", c);
It was that easy.
Brayden Adams
Embedded is the only legitimate use case I can think of. Only extreme masochists would attempt to use it for anything else these days, although it's probably still useful as a teaching tool for an introduction to programming.
Lincoln Rivera
>what is a library
Carter Rogers
>Give legitimate criticism
>reee!!! Go back to python!
Ngmi
Add a number to a string like
"File{number}.PNG", retard
Daniel Martin
int number = 6969;
char buffer[64];
snprintf(buffer,63,"File%04d.PNG",number);
retard
John Rivera
What part of
>>char* c = "123 char";
>>printf("%c\n", c);
>It was that easy.
Did you not understand? Do you see 123 there?
Samuel Brooks
Because 123 is not an integer variable that I can change, dumbass. You are making it static. I have a list of files in a folder named 0-50. If I want to open image 35.png I would like to pass that number into a function and obtain the file name, not statically assign 50 variables to file names.
What part of
>I had to do all this extra work with a sprintf function and create a new char array every time I want to update it
in the OP post so you not understand? This is the same shit. That's extra work for something so basic.
Jonathan Long
cry about it nigger
Brandon Ortiz
Trolling is not permitted outside of Any Forums, so get the fuck out.
Ayden Miller
>Because 123 is not an integer variable that I can change, dumbass.
You never said this is what you wanted to do. All you said was
>All I wanted to do is make some text with a number variable in it and I had to do all this extra work with a sprintf function and create a new char array every time I want to update it. This shit is retarded.
I did this with char*
Gabriel Watson
Can't do this in python, bitch
#include
#include
int main()
{
//the following code should be self-explanatory
int format = 684837;
uint64_t freqs[16] = {2748360259195248400, 2386657355164821287, 44316398793523};
uint64_t phases[16] = {2163158341802138629, 1303234725679080454, 32023916523782};
uint64_t composite[32] = {0};
int i = 0;
unsigned char frequency = i[(char*)(freqs)];
unsigned char phase = i[(char*)(phases)];
while (frequency > 0){
for (int j=phase;j
Jayden Brown
Because embedded programming and robots are fun.
Liam Sullivan
/thread
Camden Anderson
Julian Price
>number variable
>variable
Asher Bell
>.pyc