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Anonymous Archived
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 No.109646640 Archived
Python coder here. I still don't get it, why the different results?
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Anonymous
 No.109646667
 No.109646667
>>109646640
This doesn't even compile. You cannot auto-cast numbers to pointers in C++, only in C.
You are trying to dereference memory in location 19, you would get a segfault if not for the C++ compiler stopping you.
Why are you importing iostream anyway? You are using printf in stdio.h
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Anonymous
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 No.109646682
>>109646667
it compiles in my machine retard
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Anonymous
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 No.109646733
>>109646640
it doesn't compile you fucktard
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Anonymous
 No.109646783
 No.109646783
>>109646640
Are you sure that's Python? It looks weird.
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Anonymous
 No.109646848
 No.109646848
>>109646640
Maybe you should actually learn the language instead of trying to assume it works like Python. If you don't even know what a pointer is yet, you have zero right to go about complaining. You're basically on day one of using the language.
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