Converting string to title case
I have a string which contains words in a mixture of upper and lower case characters.
Converting string to title case
I have a string which contains words in a mixture of upper and lower case characters.
Creating an array of string pointers
I’ve reviewed many of the previous entries for this, but can’t figure out why my (seemingly simple) construct doesn’t work:
I want to create an array of pointers to previously-defined strings (char *). Here’s my
construct:
Problems with adding the result of at() to a C++ string
I am working on an assignment for my computer science course. The goal is to make a program that simplifies a very generic instruction set for tuning a harp to more readable terms.
Problems with adding the result of at() to a C++ string
I am working on an assignment for my computer science course. The goal is to make a program that simplifies a very generic instruction set for tuning a harp to more readable terms.
How do I append to a string in C and write that modification back to the original string?
It is my first day writing programs in C and am confused as to why this code does not work. I have programmed before in C#.
How to find all positions of multiple substrings within a string in C++
I want to use the #include directive in GLSL files so I don’t have to rewrite the same code for every GLSL shader I create. I tried to create my own small parser for this purpose, but I couldn’t find a good way to locate all #include statements in a GLSL file. I want to extract the paths of the included files, read them, and write their content into the actual shader (not the original GLSL file that uses the #include directive, but the content read into a std::string).
How to find all positions of multiple substrings within a string in C++
I want to use the #include directive in GLSL files so I don’t have to rewrite the same code for every GLSL shader I create. I tried to create my own small parser for this purpose, but I couldn’t find a good way to locate all #include statements in a GLSL file. I want to extract the paths of the included files, read them, and write their content into the actual shader (not the original GLSL file that uses the #include directive, but the content read into a std::string).
When using the String.Remove() method, what am I missing?
I’m relatively new to C#, and am working through a problem whereby I need to strip out all the non-alphanumeric characters within a string.
my code gives time limit reached please fix my code
Today while solving a question on leetcode, I applied dfs on a directed graph which runs on O(N) time, but my code is giving TLE, so after trying too many time I checked on comments and there was a accepted code which also runs on O(N). So now I am confused as why my code is not getting accepted and giving time limit exceeded. My code:-