We use XML to carry data between server and client. XML simplifies the data transportation and carry data in plain text format which is readable by both human and machine. It is the biggest reason to provide a software and hardware independent way of transporting, storing, and sharing data. This feature of XML gives the
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This blog post teaches you how to use the atoi() function and how to implement your own atoi function in C. The atoi() function converts the numeric string to the int representation. It takes a string as an argument and returns its integer value. Let’s see the syntax of the atoi(). Syntax of atoi function:
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A syntax highlighter not only makes your code clean and beautiful but also increases the readability. In Blogger there is no default option to add syntax highlighter for the code. So when-ever we post any source code on the blogger then we always scared about its readability. It’s really a nightmare to add syntax highlighter
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When starting a new software or embedded-systems project, one of the most important architectural decisions is choosing the right programming language. The choice of language affects almost every aspect of a project, including development time, portability, performance, maintainability, memory usage, debugging, toolchain support, and long-term maintenance. For the HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) layer and its
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In this article, you will learn how to write a C program to check leap year. But let’s first understand what is a leap year before writing a C program to check whether a given year is a leap year or not. What is a Leap Year? A leap year is a calendar year that
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When we run a C/C++ Program on window platform using dev-C++ or visual studio IDE we have got the result on a cmd prompt. Some time we need to copy the result from the cmd prompt but we are unable to copy these result as a common way like ctrl+c. So in this article I am just explaining
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The strncpy function is a safer version of strcpy to copy a string from a source to a destination buffer. It takes three arguments, its third argument (n) is the maximum number of characters to copy. The strncpy function prevents buffer overflow because you put the length of bytes which you want to copy, but
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The memmove function copies n characters from the source to the destination object. In memmove before copying the characters from source to destination object first copied the n character from source to the temporary array, after that copy the n character from the temporary array to the destination object. It prevents the undefined behavior when
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In this blog post, you will learn about the C memcpy() function with the help of programming examples. You will also see how to create your memcpy function in C. The memcpy function copies n characters from the source object to the destination object. If the source and destination objects overlap, the behavior of memcpy
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In this blog post, you will learn the static member function and its uses in C++ programming. Including the static member function, we also discuss the static member data (static member variable). But before starting this blog post let’s first understand the requirement of static member function and variable in C++. It will help you
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