I am learning datastructure using c in my syllabus and i want to learn
about datastructure, c++, java, oracle, web design, html,c#.
SO I AM REQUESTING YOU THAT PLEASE SEND ME SOME INFORMATION
ABOUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOPICS.
AND ALSO SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNET.
YOURS FAITHFULLY
KIRAN.M.K 16 2444
appi wrote: AND ALSO SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNET.
Shouting on Usenet does not get you friends.
--
Chris "hush" Dollin
"People are part of the design. It's dangerous to forget that." /Star Cops/
appi wrote: I am learning datastructure using c in my syllabus and i want to learn about datastructure, c++, java, oracle, web design, html,c#.
SO I AM REQUESTING YOU THAT PLEASE SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOPICS.
AND ALSO SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNET.
YOURS FAITHFULLY KIRAN.M.K
Internet lesson 1: SHOUTING AT PEOPLE IS VERY VERY RUDE!
Usenet lesson 1: comp.lang.c deals with C not any of the other stuff
you mention.
c.l.c lesson 1:
<http://www.clc-wiki.net/wiki/Introduction_to _comp.lang.c>
Good luck!
appi said: I am learning datastructure using c in my syllabus and i want to learn about datastructure, c++, java, oracle, web design, html,c#.
SO I AM REQUESTING YOU THAT PLEASE SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOPICS.
AND ALSO SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNET.
YOURS FAITHFULLY KIRAN.M.K
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
int main(void)
{
int ch;
while((ch = getchar()) != EOF)
{
putchar(tolower ((unsigned char)ch));
}
return 0;
}
--
Richard Heathfield
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999 http://www.cpax.org.uk
email: rjh at above domain (but drop the www, obviously)
Richard Heathfield wrote: appi said:
I am learning datastructure using c in my syllabus and i want to learn about datastructure, c++, java, oracle, web design, html,c#.
SO I AM REQUESTING YOU THAT PLEASE SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOPICS.
AND ALSO SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNET.
YOURS FAITHFULLY KIRAN.M.K
#include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h>
int main(void) { int ch; while((ch = getchar()) != EOF) { putchar(tolower ((unsigned char)ch));
<snip>
What is the cast supposed to accomplish here? If I've understood the
standard correctly, nothing.
Is it supposed to accomplish something in general? If 'ch' were not
representable as an unsigned char, you avoid undefined behavior with an
explicit conversion, but since the end result is still indeterminate to a
portable program, this doesn't seem like a big win (it's a small win, since
you at least know your program will output gibberish at the worst, rather
than launch the nuclear missiles, but still).
If invalid values are expected, the program should handle their occurrence
explicitly. If the most appropriate explicit handling turns out to be
converting the values explicitly and hoping for the best, then that's fine,
but I wouldn't insert that reflexively.
S.
Skarmander wrote: Richard Heathfield wrote:
putchar(tolower ((unsigned char)ch));
What is the cast supposed to accomplish here? If I've understood the standard correctly, nothing.
Is it supposed to accomplish something in general?
Yes.
If ch is a negative value,
and if ((unsigned char)ch) compares equal to 'A',
then putchar(ch) will output 'A'.
--
pete
pete wrote: Skarmander wrote: Richard Heathfield wrote:
putchar(tolower ((unsigned char)ch));
What is the cast supposed to accomplish here? If I've understood the standard correctly, nothing.
Is it supposed to accomplish something in general?
Yes. If ch is a negative value, and if ((unsigned char)ch) compares equal to 'A', then putchar(ch) will output 'A'.
But why would this be useful? How would you obtain such values, and why
would you use them?
S.
Skarmander wrote: pete wrote: Skarmander wrote: Richard Heathfield wrote:
putchar(tolower ((unsigned char)ch));
What is the cast supposed to accomplish here? If I've understood the standard correctly, nothing.
Is it supposed to accomplish something in general?
Yes. If ch is a negative value, and if ((unsigned char)ch) compares equal to 'A', then putchar(ch) will output 'A'. But why would this be useful? How would you obtain such values, and why would you use them?
In the C locale,
which is what the program in question was,
I don't think it matters.
But I took your phrase "in general"
to imply "regardless of locale".
N869
7.4 Character handling <ctype.h>
[#2] The behavior of these functions is affected by the
current locale.
--
pete
pete wrote: Skarmander wrote: pete wrote: Skarmander wrote: Richard Heathfield wrote: > putchar(tolower ((unsigned char)ch)); What is the cast supposed to accomplish here? If I've understood the standard correctly, nothing.
Is it supposed to accomplish something in general? Yes. If ch is a negative value, and if ((unsigned char)ch) compares equal to 'A', then putchar(ch) will output 'A'. But why would this be useful? How would you obtain such values, and why would you use them?
In the C locale, which is what the program in question was, I don't think it matters.
But I took your phrase "in general" to imply "regardless of locale".
N869 7.4 Character handling <ctype.h>
[#2] The behavior of these functions is affected by the current locale.
"Regardless of locale" just means the program can't assume a particular
locale to be in effect.
I didn't mean to ask if there was some possibility that the statement
putchar(tolower ((unsigned char) ch));
occurring in some program, using some locale, has a reason for the cast to
be there. Of course there will be such programs and locales. The question is
whether there's any other interpretation of that cast *in general* than a
slightly questionable attempt at error handling.
Either the value you're working with is expected, or it isn't. If it isn't,
converting makes little sense (except to convert potentially undefined
behavior into potentially gibberish output, which may have some extrinsic
value). If it is, converting makes sense only for some particular algorithm
in combination with some particular locales, which was not the context I was
talking about.
S.
appi wrote: I am learning datastructure using c in my syllabus and i want to learn about datastructure, c++, java, oracle, web design, html,c#.
Are all of the above included in your syllabus!?
Try to learn one langauge at a time. It's better to know one or two
langauges really well than hack around with several langauges. I
suggest you learn C, SQL and HTML to start with. I personally favour
Python instead of Java or C++, but YMMV.
SO I AM REQUESTING YOU THAT PLEASE SEND ME SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOPICS.
Firstly, using all caps is considered as shouting. We've left Yahoo!
Chat; we're in Usenet.
Also this group deals with standard C and not general programming. You
might want to post to comp.programmin g, *but*, before you do that, be
sure to read the information at the following URLs.
<http://cfaj.freeshell. org/google/>
<http://clc-wiki.net/wiki/Introduction_to _comp.lang.c>
<http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsrep ly/>
<http://en.wikipedia.or g/wiki/USENET>
<http://en.wikipedia.or g/wiki/Netiquette>
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