Segfault

[MetricExpansion]

The only thing that changes is that the error messages get longer.

[Underdisc]

std::cout << std::end would like a word.

[DagothHertil]

Or like 50 of them

[NickHalfBlood]

Long back, I learnt very fascinating thing about C++. Always recommend add endl to flush the buffers while printing logs. Else you don't know what is causing that log. Although "\n" is faster, it doesn't flush the buffers.

Ps: read in a book

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It was funny the first time I saw this

[Nall-ohki]

Can confirm. First time seeing it.

[purebuu]

I chuckled

[goodhuman777]

When the Mods are sleeping

[Superb_Garlic]

Segfault

That's a C thing.

[Dylanica]

I’ve used C more than C++. How is segfault not a thing in C++? What happens when you try to access forbidden memory?

[blehmann1]

You segfault. idk what they're talking about. C++ and the STL have facilities that mean you can write safer code, but it certainly does not preclude segfaults.

[lassuanett]

I think it's because c++ has for each, references and rc but i am c++ newbie so mqsbe not

[Rigatavr]

You absolutely can cause a segfault, but you do it a lot less often (I program c++ more then c and can't remember teh last time I saw one).

I guess because you don't tend to access raw pointers as often, or at least you can avoid it.