This isn't on topic for Stack Overflow, which is meant for help with specific debugging issues, not general architecture questions. Might be more suited to software engineering exchange — Jayce444 18 secs ago

Why are you posting this question in a site for programmers? Common sense answer to your question is "because Google and Microsoft are competitors and will not spend valuable resources on creating compatibility with each others' products for free" — teylyn 58 secs ago

[programmersought.com/article/88694727260/] try this — Rathi J 22 secs ago

@Friedrich See the other answer: Get rid of the + in the mode.. I don't know why so many programmers use that when it's not needed. — Barmar 16 secs ago

@JohnFilleau: Unfortunately, a huge percentage of new C and C++ programmers do it, then come here because they don't understand why *bar/bar[0] is exploding on them, so you'll have a lot of folks to draw and quarter. :-) I consider attaching the *s to the name, not the type (even when there is only one name being declared), to be a best practice in line with using prefix increment by default (even when the type is a primitive for which postfix increment is harmless and the result isn't used, e.g. for loop increments); because you want to develop habits that lead to correct code. — ShadowRanger 57 secs ago

Really appreciate it, boss! I'm studying to become a software engineer and this is my first time learning C so even an easy problem will be a struggle for me. Thanks anyway! — Watusshi 33 secs ago

Worth reading. — ggorlen 1 min ago

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Please update the indentation of your code. Python is very sensitive to indentation, as are python programmers. — quamrana 57 secs ago

@Heisenberg This question is probably more on topic on softwareengineering.stackexchange - but also be aware that that site tends to attract more downvotes. — dwjohnston 26 secs ago

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@NarenYellavula - I disagree. The question asks for a solution that is equivalent to a code snippet they show, which tests for null or undefined. Your answer is not equivalent to that test. This propagates a bad habit that many JavaScript programmers have. — ToolmakerSteve 57 secs ago

@Davidhehe Some reading on that: Why should C++ programmers minimize use of 'new'? — user4581301 55 secs ago