c++ help (new to programming)

[t3hseen]

what the values of the following expressions: if illegal or unpredictable
please state so.

stat char *arrax ="C is my favourite";
stat char *lp=arrax;
static int five=5;

a)*(arrax + 8)
b)*arrax+2
c)lp[10]
d)12[arrax\

 

[Howard]

what the values of the following expressions: if illegal or unpredictable
please state so.

stat char *arrax ="C is my favourite";
stat char *lp=arrax;
static int five=5;

a)*(arrax + 8)
b)*arrax+2
c)lp[10]
d)12[arrax\

Homework?

 

[t3hseen]

yes

 

[Thomas Matthews]

what the values of the following expressions: if illegal or unpredictable
please state so.

stat char *arrax ="C is my favourite";

Undefined symbol "stat". Thus illegal.

stat char *lp=arrax;

Undefined symbol, "stat". Thus illegal.
Symbol "arrax" is undefined.

static int five=5;

Valid.
But why is everything static? Hmmmm.
Actually, the "static" has nothing to
do with legality or predictability of
the next expressions.

a)*(arrax + 8)

Undefined symbol "arrax", due to syntax
error.
See also arrax[8].

b)*arrax+2

Undefined symbol "arrax", due to syntax
error.
See also arrax[0] + 2.

c)lp[10]

Undefined symbol "lp", due to syntax
error.
Since lp == arrax, expression is the
same as arrax[10].

d)12[arrax\

"Unexpected end of file encountered",
due to '\' at end of line.

This one, and the others, are in a C
and C++ textbook as well as the FAQ.
See below.


--
Thomas Matthews

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http://www.comeaucomputing.com/learn/faq/
Other sites:
http://www.josuttis.com -- C++ STL Library book
http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl -- Standard Template Library

 

[Victor Bazarov]

yes

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.2

 

[Howard]

yes

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite

(see esp. section 5.2)

 

[red floyd]

yes

Give me your instructor's email, so I can save you the trouble of
submitting it yourself, since you don't want to do the work.

 

[David White]

yes

As you can see from the responses, you were doomed once you decided to be
honest.

BTW, people are far more inclined to help if you try to answer the questions
yourself and post the work you've done.

DW

 

[t3hseen]

guys, thanks for the help you have provided, i apologize if you thought i
was trying to GET you to do my hw, for i did not know to post what i
thought it was as well,

more importantly i appreciate the links to the tutorials, faq sections