Hi I have the following struct typedef struct mystruct_s { int* array; } mystruct; and I want to create a function that initializes it. I have two ways of
I know the variables in function are using stack space. When function exit, the space are freed. That's why we should declare the pointer variable as static in
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In one of the most respected stackoverflow answer I found an example of std::expected template class usages: What are coroutines in C++20? At the same time I ca
In Go, the following works (note one use of the map has one return, the other has two returns) package main import "fmt" var someMap = map[string]string { "s
Due to error handling in Go, I often end up with multiple values functions. So far, the way I have managed this has been very messy and I am looking for best pr
What benefits arise from naming a function's return parameter(s)? func namedReturn(i int) (ret int) { ret = i i += 2 return } func anonReturn(i in