As part of my toilet reading on the C++ Standard ANSI ISO IEC 14882 2003, I came across the following:
I want to create a website which will serve more like a web-application. There will be two parts: the front-end (probably in PHP, Apache) and the back-end services (in Python,using Twisted)
Just saw few tutorials and was quite confused that authors sometimes uses both properties with no restrictions and public fields. I cannot see any reason for doing that. Should not I use it just every
I am wondering how different the preprocessors for C++ and C are. The reason for the question is this question on a preprocessor-specific question where the paragraph of the standard that addresses t
Size of char, signed char and unsigned char is defined to be 1 byte, by the C++ Standard itself. I\'m wondering why it didn\'t define the sizeof(bool) also?
I\'m taking a class in which I\'m required to write some C开发者_C百科++ apps for Linux. I really, really dislike the dev tools available under Linux, but I love VS2010.
What\'s the sql standard to get the last inserted id? If there is such a thing. mysql: LAST_INSERT_ID()
In a search towards minimalistic webcoding practices I saw this on the top of my webpages: <!doctype html>
Is there any reason why I never see main\'s prototype declared in C programs, ie: int main(int argc, char* argv[开发者_运维问答]);
In the top of my webpages it days:开发者_开发百科 <!doctype html><html xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml\"
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