!!! This doesn't sound like the correct category, but neither do the others. If anyone has a better idea, please move the post then. I understand how dictionary attacks and brute force attacks work. And as far as I get it if I know that the password contains the string "Foo" but might als...

Well, I can't make it work.
How do I set the encoding to UNICODE?
And after:

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wchar_t c;

.. And making c equal to all sorts of things, I cannot print anything except '?'/'c'/'3'...etc

I tried:

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[b]c = L'ă';
c = 'U+0103';
c = 0103;[/b]


For example, the german language has special characters. So does my native language. I am talking about umlauts, the strange c with a cedile in french and the weird s in german... How do I write such a character in a text file, in C? I know it has to do with character sets, but how do I set it in th...

Paddington_Bear wrote:22 years old
Working on getting through college and into the software industry (which is rough as I'm poor with a shitty job).
I'm a chess (18 years) and martial arts (14 years, multiple styles) enthusiast.

Are you Josh Waitzkin?

Thanks... That's what I was looking for.
I do this mostly as practice and for fun.

I recently decided to code my own library of functions in C.
And what I need are well.. suggestions.
Any list of potentially useful functions is welcome. I think about dividing them into math-related, string-related etc...
So, if anyone has any idea, thanks in advance..

In case you do not know, >>> http://www.codecademy.com
You're welcome...

Lord Vetinari wrote:I'm not entirely sure how you would practice single words but I'm a native German speaker so I could help.

The words part is a joke. I was thinking about exchanging some messages in german. So if you are up to some conversation, let me know. And thanks...

Long story short: I want to practice the 5 words I know in german. So if there is anyone around here who speaks german and is willing to talk with me about Dracula, C or Tiramisu cake, leave a message. Thanks in advance...

Welcome aboard to everyone!
Not much to say to the new guys actually...
Well, have fun, and never stop learning, and dream big... You know the drill.

Yeah, I am back aswell.
Under the shield!