Is relying on implicit argument conversion considered dangerous?
C++ has a feature (I cannot figure out the proper name of it), that automatically calls matching constructors of parameter types if the argument types are not the expected ones.
Mapping complex objects to other similar complex objects
I am working on two applications that serve the same purpose. The first application is more feature rich and its types are more complex, but uses old technologies and will be retired. It will eventually be replaced by the second application which is now lacking some of the features in the first application and (currently) has simpler types.
Manual repetitive conversion between file types
Let’s say i have an interest in file conversions, but everything should be made by hand and i have multiple output formats (say: csv and excel).
Converting from byte[ ] to user defined type
I am working on a network simulator designed in java with the basic function of routing messages through a network. I am trying to take a Message object, encrypt it using an encryption utility that gives output as byte [ ] and then need it to continue performing the routing function through the network. The routing part makes use of a host of pre-defined methods that take Message type as argument. The problem I am facing is converting back from byte [ ] output to this Message type. I tried a couple of things.
Converting from byte[ ] to user defined type
I am working on a network simulator designed in java with the basic function of routing messages through a network. I am trying to take a Message object, encrypt it using an encryption utility that gives output as byte [ ] and then need it to continue performing the routing function through the network. The routing part makes use of a host of pre-defined methods that take Message type as argument. The problem I am facing is converting back from byte [ ] output to this Message type. I tried a couple of things.
Converting from byte[ ] to user defined type
I am working on a network simulator designed in java with the basic function of routing messages through a network. I am trying to take a Message object, encrypt it using an encryption utility that gives output as byte [ ] and then need it to continue performing the routing function through the network. The routing part makes use of a host of pre-defined methods that take Message type as argument. The problem I am facing is converting back from byte [ ] output to this Message type. I tried a couple of things.
Set up enhanced conversions
I need help with setting up enhanced conversions for my client.
I created new conversions due to instructions, in GTM everything is good, my new conversions are working, but I still can’t see them in my Google Ads account
Некорректное преобразование из string во float, нет ошибки переполнения переменной
При вводе в консоль большого числа например 999999999999999, при конвертации во float программа принимает его без ошибок, при этом при выводе на консоль выводит -2147483648.
Try не помогает. Конвертировать пробовал и через потоки все одинаково.