Search:

Thank you very much 2kaud, really! I have a very performant code now and I learnt something new, thanks!!

Thanks for replying 2kaud! I have already implemented code with a check in length:


int n = len(c);
int m = len(p);
if (n != m) error("Lenght of the two pointers mismatch.");


I...

Thanks again to have let me think deeper about sir!

You are perfectly right sir and I agree with you! I have no rancors with std functions! :) As I partially mentioned it is an exercise in my C++ book, written by Bjarne Stroustrup, where he forbade us...

I have solved changing my bool function in something more verbose but more specific:



bool is_palindrome(const char* c, const char* p)
{
int n = len(c);
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
...

Yep it is an homework. I have tried to debug it, checking scope by scope what is going on inside the code. I always try to avoid posting for help because of "no pain no gain"! But in this case I am...

Hi everyone! I am trying to write a function that compares the original word with its reversed. My main problem, and I cannot figure out why, I am getting always a "false" return in a boolean...

I solved the issue!

I have split out the helper function in two distinct, then in main() I have separated cin creating a specific object for Genre enum class. It works perfectly! Thank you anyway...

Do you mean this?


ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, Book& n)
{
return os << "Title: " << n.f_title() << endl
<< "Author: " << n.f_author() << endl
<< "ISBN: " << n.f_isbn() << endl...

I have defined a enum class:


enum class Genre
{
fiction, nonfiction, periodical, biography, children
};

And another class: