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Member 12223678 31-May-16 16:52pm View

hello @Henrik Jonsson
first thank you for your answer it was very helpful,
if it's possible could you please explain in detail this delegate variable
public static Func<t, t,="" t=""> Addition;
i didn't understand it quite well

Member 12223678 30-May-16 14:31pm View

thank you @OriginalGriff
maybe Microsoft will come up with a solution in the future

Member 12223678 21-Jan-16 14:54pm View

i didn't implement + either if i did i would have used it in +=
that is my problem i don't know how to implement + nor +=
please if you know how to implement it
help me because i'm stuck

Member 12223678 21-Jan-16 14:15pm View

i still need help guys please

Member 12223678 21-Jan-16 10:12am View

the =+ operator didn't work
i didn't know how to implement it

Member 12223678 21-Jan-16 10:12am View

would you please elaborate on that
i have a presentation tomorrow and i'm in kind of a hurry so if it's not a problem can you give an example in code
thank you

Member 12223678 18-Jan-16 19:29pm View

the entire code implemented using vector
i want to change it to implement a pointer char* instead

Member 12223678 31-Dec-15 9:56am View

than you for the answer but i'm not sure how would that work since i'm passing the rhs as const (const Mint &rhs)

Member 12223678 27-Dec-15 10:26am View

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Member 12223678 27-Dec-15 10:26am View

Midi_Mick
thank you for the answer but i don't think it will work if i have 2 numbers of different size;

Member 12223678 26-Dec-15 19:26pm View

i did but it wasn't of any help

Member 12223678 26-Dec-15 9:35am View

when i specify the size like num[50] or something like that it works just fine
but is there a way to dynamically allocate memory

Member 12223678 26-Dec-15 9:26am View

thnx
the compilation worked but the program doesnt run , could you please explain to me the other problems that i have in the code

Member 12223678 26-Dec-15 9:18am View

can you please explain what other problems that i have

Member 12223678 26-Dec-15 9:14am View

Mint::Mint(const char* s)
{
int i = 0 ;
while(s[i] != '\0')
{
i++;
}
i--;
while(i>=0){
num[i] = s[i] - '0';
i--;
}
}
something like this

Member 12223678 26-Dec-15 9:07am View

thank you but is there a way that i can initialize this way
Mint = "06214589547447"

Member 12223678 24-Dec-15 14:53pm View

how can i implement that inside my big integer class

Member 12223678 22-Dec-15 17:03pm View

sorry i didn't know a better way to describe the problem
but i still need to declare the numbers as i would a char here is an example
Mint x,y,z="1245698763214689799842321"
mint is the name of the class

Member 12223678 22-Dec-15 16:57pm View

i need to create a class that deals with big numbers of 50 digits and more
that is what i want to achieve

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