I'm in two classes. One involves Java, the other C.
I see. I'm planning on taking courses at Montgomery community college to brush up on C# and Java because it's been to long since I coded. Also, I'm interested in attending Temple grad school for Statistical Science degree. I'm currently looking for a Data Analyst position as well.
I've done Java course work there, but not C#. They are on the engineering side it seems like.
At least Java.
That's the purpose of the chat. See the description of the meetup.
ha, yeah, sorry. Not used to the real name vs screen name bits.
@SerenaKim_gitlab I suggest learning markdown for making chatting easier https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
Here is a reference on typing code directly into the chat https://www.freecodecamp.org/forum/t/free-code-camp-official-chat-rooms/19390
formatting there is essential.
if it's short, you can type code in a single line like I did with the
memcpy
if it's a lot of code, that is why that second link is important, I'll post my code in a sec with my question to Adam so you can see what that looks like.
Even bigger code blocks, using github gist work okay. But really, if the question can't be explained in... oh I hesitate to tie a number to it... but lets say 10-15 lines of code, then you may want to work on what the question is because the question is too big for someone to answer quickly. And if more code than that is needed, it's probably better to ask the instructor. What are you thoughts on that @G7470 ?
I have this code
//somewhere I have this
char *thisCommandArgs[ishellargs_num];
//then some looping do/while code to fill in each of the pointers like the follow
thisCommandArgs[nextCmdIndex] = strdup(token);
//it all prints fine with this code
for (int i = 0; i < ishellargs_num; i++) {
printf("*%s*\n", thisCommandArgs[i]);
}
//then if I memcopy
memcpy(&lastCommandArgs, &thisCommandArgs, sizeof(thisCommandArgs));
//then print using a similar for loop to above on lastCommandArgs I get a segfault
I wonder what bash does when you ask for an argument of the previous command. I would guess check ~/.bash_history and parse from there.
Haven't used bash in a little while
xD Understandable
xD