Joy (madcoder2k17)

madcoder2k17

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Company:@grapie

Location:Mirpur, Dhaka-1204, Bangladesh

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GitHub:@madcoder2k17

Joy's repositories

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fibonacci-series-in-C

It is simple program to execute the Fibonacci sequence.

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algorithm-sorting-in-C

Program takes a hardcoded array of certain numbers and sorts them using a simple bubble sort algorithm that I put into a function. I used a macro instead of a function for the swapping b/c it's easier to read and understand. The program outputs a before and after of the elements of the array to show that it actually did something ;)

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batttle_ship_in_C

Battle ship without grapical interface. URL: http://www.cprogramming.com/source/Battle_Ship.zip (Rating: 4.01298701298701, Reviews: 36)

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binary_search

The algorithms of binary search...

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blow_up

This is like minespeeper, but for DOS. There is some mouse support. URL: http://www.cprogramming.com/source/blowup.zip (Rating: 4.54838709677419, Reviews: 9)

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debugger-pointer-segmention-fault

For new programmers, debugging errors associated with pointers can be a nightmare. "Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" is a pretty vague error message, and it's even worse when strange bugs start appearing that don't cause segmentation faults -- but that result in things like memory getting overwritten in unexpected ways. But finding problems with pointers is easier than you'd think. Those segfaults often turn out to be among the easiest bugs to find, and using special tools such as Valgrind, even finding buffer overflows is simplified. This tutorial assumes that you have a basic knowledge of pointers such as can be acquired by reading a pointer tutorial. It would help to be running a system that has a debugger such as GDB, or to at least have sufficient familiarity with GDB-like debuggers to understand the examples presented. Finally, for finding buffer overflows and other invalid uses of memory, you will fare best with Valgrind, though none of the examples will use it.

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hello-world

It is a welcome message. The purpose of the organisation is to create new things that can change the world.

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