C++ Quiz

http://q.viva64.com/

I only got one wrong.

>>1
I clicked u_char in the second one, since it ain't a sepples type. Apparently that was wrong and the stack boys wanted me to click memset (which isn't a bug, by the way, it's just retarded).

>>2
Wow, it sounds like you are the retarded one here.

Wow, this quiz sure has some EPIC memes.

>>3
u betta watch it boi, sum1 cud reed ur memory if u not careful enuf 2 erase it

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>>5
No they can't. You don't expose your memory to users. Silly.

So C++14 was released and still has no "Concepts"? Fucking retards. Even the average /prog/rider is smarter than members of the Sepples Committee.

Is this good code? If not, how would/should you/I do it?
http://pastebin.com/V0K7EvXy
Can you link to article where I can learn more about this(factory)?

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delete c;
Stopped reading there.

Who the hell is that retarded to not use unique_ptr?

>>10
https://progrider.org/prog/read/1412046200/8

I knew you had returned!

Who the hell is that retarded to not use gentoo?

>>12
I would just like to remind you that Portage is written in Python.
The distro's centerpiece, the software that installs and upgrades packages, the core thing that makes Gentoo Gentoo, is written in Python. The primitive, unityped, buggy shit created by a half-wit.
Now, the question is not who would not use Gentoo. The question is: who is retarded enough to use Gentoo?

So I'm trying to install a video transcoder deb package on android and it's dependency hell all the way down to fucking systemd.

>>14
Thank you Lennart!

>>13,14
slackware supremacy

A well-known software architect (some say it was unix whitebeard the third) once gave a public lecture on unix philosophy. He described how cat orbits around grep and how grep, in turn, orbits around the center of a vast collection of unix commands that comprise the unix environment. At the end of the lecture, a little Lennart Poettering at the back of the room got up and said: "What you have told us is rubbish. Linux is really a flat binary supported on the back of a giant systemd." The unix whitebeard gave a superior smile before replying, "What is the systemd standing on?" "You're very clever, old man, very clever," said the little Lennart. "But it's systemd all the way down!"

upstart supremacy

Fuck lennart

>>19
I agree with this poast.

>>1

Russian company

Russia is the enemy of free world. Don't buy their stuff.

https://nplusonemag.com/issue-19/essays/chat-wars/

>>21
Shalom!

>>22

Handling shutdown was a pain, making sure the windows closed down neatly and all the program’s resources were cleaned up properly without the program crashing.

Stopped reading there.

>>22

Hebrew/Arabic (right-to-left, a particular pain).

that is how people become racists.

‮OHAI

In 1983, a word processor so primitive it advised users to put little stickers on their keyboards so they’d know which functions correlated to which keys retailed for $289.

He doesn't appear to show full respect for Emacs...

void LanguageModel::FillConsistencyInfo(....)
{
....
float actual_gap =
static_cast<float>(word_res->GetBlobsGap(curr_col-1));
float gap_ratio = expected_gap / actual_gap;
if (gap_ratio < 1/2 || gap_ratio > 2) {
consistency_info->num_inconsistent_spaces++;
}
....
}

1/2
V636 The '1/2' expression was implicitly casted from int type to float type. Consider utilizing an explicit type cast to avoid the loss of a fractional part. An example: double A = (double)(X) / Y;. language_model.cpp 1163

So, how come that the error here is not that actual_gap could be zero (even when it's a float)? Am I wrong?

>>25
Those fucking right-to-left-readers.