Conditional Breakpoints Adding a simple breakpoint at a line will stop the running programming whenever that line of code is hit. But this might not be the requirement every time. Suppose we want to add a kind of breakpoint on a line that will get hit only when a condition is met, not always. Let’s […]
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In this article we will discuss how to use breakpoints in gdb and check backtrace etc. How to add breakpoints in gdb Breakpoints can be added only at “gdb” prompt i.e. (gdb) To add a breakpoint in running application just press the “Ctrl-C” command to get the “gdb prompt back. Otherwise you can also add
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In this article we will discuss how to build a C++ / C code in debug mode and how to start the debugging using gdb.
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In this article we will discuss different ways to initialize a std::vector in C++.
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In this article will discuss how to create 2D Matrix using vector of vectors in c++.
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In this tutorial we will discuss how to use trim algorithms from C++ Boost String Algorithm Library. Let’s learn them step by step, Boost String algorithm library provides different algorithms for string trimmings. Let’s first discuss the simple one i.e, What if we want to trim the string of white spaces from left side or
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In this article we will discuss need and usage details of constructors in Java.
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C++11 brought a lot of features in C++ to make the language easier to use, more efficient, and better suited for modern programming tasks. One of these features is the auto keyword for type inference. The addition of auto allows developers to write less code, reduce redundancy, and maintain code more easily, especially when dealing
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In this article, we’ll explore the std::bind function from the C++ Standard Library, learn how it acts as a functional adaptor, and understand its uses with examples. What is std::bind? The std::bind function is part of the Standard Function Objects and is a versatile tool used for creating new function objects by binding arguments to
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In this article we will learn Command Design Pattern by Designing an Event Handling Framework.
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