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RELOAD! There are 4066 unanswered questions (91.0018% answered)
 
12:11 AM
@Duga Almost below 91%.
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12:29 AM
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What happened?
 
grumbles something about Cisco ASAs being painful to get working proper
 
@ThomasWard That's a lie.
@RubberDuck You, Mat's, and a few others stopped answering.
 
@EBrown from scratch configs with many VLANs and the thing not liking traversal of icmp/udp packets in general.
because it 'can't find the egress interface' for the NAT
even though it's explicitly defined
 
@ThomasWard User error. :) I've never met an ASA I couldn't beat into submission.
 
@EBrown considering it's a brand new ASA 5505 with an ancient software set
i'd challenge you to make this work >.>
 
12:32 AM
Usually I threaten it with a screwdriver. Everyone always goes for a hammer but that's like shooting someone in the head.
 
and by 'brand new' I mean I had to nuke it recently, from the console
 
@ThomasWard $25 and I'll do it.
 
@EBrown I'd rather spend my $25 as entry fee to the place I go to to relax as a guy. (Secret location is secret)
 
I don't think you understand, I'm literally almost at my CCNA ROUTE, and I'll probably have that and my CCNA SECURITY by the end of the year.
 
@EBrown oh, nice. I still prefer pfSense, it's about 50 times more rapid in deployment :P
plus I don't have to spend out the ass just to get all the features I need. (Cisco dropped the ball wrt Security Plus Bundle keys...)
TL;DR, we use Cisco equipment at work
and I'm kinda the 'backup' systems admin guy
so i need to learn the Cisco stuff one way or another, CCNA or hands-on-learning both being viable options.
the switches are easier to config than the ASA xD
(since ASA 5505 Base license doesn't give any trunk ports at all, and no DMZ)
@EBrown I do have the ASA here configured to the point I could deploy it
 
12:35 AM
@ThomasWard I have a 5520.
 
but without a service license agreement to get the updated firmware and stuff, it's insecure to stick on the net.
@EBrown yeah the 5520 is good. I have a 5505 :P
5520 base license in the bundles gives a lot of useful things, and i think two trunks?
I forget, I CBA to be bothered, my primary infra is pfSense based
Cisco switches, though, I like those.
 
I use pfSense behind the ASA.
 
@EBrown heheh. I use Snort + pfBlockerNG + pfSense at the border of my network
and that actually scans as 'more secure' than this ASA according to Nessus Home lol
 
ASA -> pfSense -> Windows Server Firewall -> ROUTE1 -> ROUTE2 -> ROUTE3 -> SW1
 
LOL
 
12:37 AM
Only because it seems like fun.
 
@EBrown ERROR: Overcomplicated routing, selfdestruction of networking in progress
@EBrown I can understand ASA -> pfSense, and vice versa
 
@ThomasWard My home network is my lab.
 
the demonic network behind the ASA at work is actually on a network behind a pfSense
@EBrown what's the ASA you have called (hostname + domain)? Mine's named gatekeeper.daemonheim which is because it's the gateway to the demonic chaos network environment that shouldn't touch the real network directly lol. (Daemonheim is a reference to a cursed/corrupted dungeon-riddled environment in Runescape)
@EBrown fun, that's my home apartment network as well, but a dedicated VLAN segment or two.
 
@ThomasWard firewall1.local
 
next task: IPSec tunnel between my pfSense and this ASA which I will probably stick at the border of my parents' crappy Internet, right behind the Comcast modem/gateway combo xD
@EBrown CISCO dropped the ball with regards to the Security Plus Bundle that gives a lot of license power for things, and unlimited hosts and AnyConnect with this ASA, so they at least gave me a Security Plus plain license for zero-cost because of their screwup.
I really wanted the 'full bundle' though. maybe their tech people'll catch up :P
@EBrown ah, I like more 'fun' names lol.
 
12:43 AM
@ThomasWard I use the RRAS VPN solution, and forward the appropriate ports through the ASA and pfSense.
 
cool.
 
One day I'll get a 5585.
But that's $38,000.00 away.
 
@EBrown FWIW, I had to figure out a way to get ASDM to run in Linux lol.
that was and still is not fun xD
 
@EBrown I didn't stop... just stopped answering every day.
 
@RubberDuck That's fair, I don't answer a lot anymore.
 
12:55 AM
Review queue could use a little attention if you guys have a minute.
 
@RubberDuck I guess I do, but I suck at review queues.
That's why I stay out of them. Lmao
 
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@CaptainObvious That had an edit from me and then from Jamal before it even hit here lol
 
2:04 AM
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this might be appropriate for Code Review, but certainly not appropriate for here. — Ken Y-N 9 secs ago
 
@KenY-N: It's not appropriate for CR either, because the code is not here, in the post itself. This is not a site for Please go to my project page, download my code, review it, and let me know what you think questions. To the poster: Please spend some time taking the tour and reading through the help center pages, particularly What topics can I ask about here? and How to Ask. — Ken White 45 secs ago
when SO users FGITW you at slapping bad CR recommendations
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Thanks for your reply@42,i did not intend for a code review, but excuse me for missing the "Duration" instead of "Time" as i was trying to format the object in a way that can be easily understood. I will appreciate if you will take a look of the problem again. — henriquejosee 29 secs ago
 
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Working code should be posted to codereview.stackexchange.com. Overflow is strictly for programming help. — Alexander Reynolds 32 secs ago
 
6:12 AM
@RubberDuck congrats for the c# gold badge!
 
6:25 AM
For code review please use codereview.stackexchange.comSagar 50 secs ago
 
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Q: Pascal's triangles in python

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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is better suited for codereview.stackexchange.com — FrankerZ 12 secs ago
 
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7:35 AM
@Matt: you should take a look at the non-sieve answers. The classical mistake is to loop to n/2, whereas you only have to loop to sqrt(n) (included) because you would have found any divisors then if there were some. For the 3 and 5 that sounds strange. Look at all the links and check on codereview too (maybe your question is a duplicate of a codereview question too) — Jean-François Fabre just now
 
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As you have code that is functional but you are interested in improving performance, this question might be best asked at codereview.stackexchange.comCarrosive 32 secs ago
 
8:54 AM
Heyho guys, quick question for helping for a variable name.
I'm currently implementing a string-search algorithm (Knuth Morris Pratt) for practice and am really friggin struggling finding an appropriate name for a variable. You have a pattern (a String) that you look for in a text (also a String). The variable I'm trying to name is the variable that contains the index of the text where I'm currently trying to match the first character of the pattern with the text. Short and concise names have been eluding me now for roughly half an hour and something better than "firstMatchedTextIndex" just
Naming is frigging hard
 
Maybe it's just a logic bug in your loop. Seems like your if ... else loops over all records and manipulates that nowPerson.data array and writes it. (Code is hard to understand and would not survive a code review.) Get rid of if...else, do that if part first, end the loop and when you found what you are looking for, then write that file.... — CFrei 41 secs ago
 
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Q: Find all occurrences of all permutations of a shorter string within a longer string in Javascript

se77enInput is two strings, the first string being the long string and the second smaller string being the permuted string. The output should return the starting indices of all occurrences as well as the permutation of the substring in the longer string. Case 1) permutationsInString('abcdcbadefbac',...

 
9:25 AM
@Isofruit In what language?
 
@Mast this one in java
Btw. imo it's absolutely fascinating how one of the hardest things in programming seems to be finding short, accurate, precise and easy-to-understand names for variables.
 
@Isofruit In that case I'd just go with firstMatchedTextIndex if that indeed fits the bill. A longer descriptive name is better than a short non-descriptive one.
Besides, it's Java.
 
Meaning the verbosity makes it easier to understand anyway?
 
No, it's verbose anyway.
 
@Mast Out of curiosity, what's your opinion on type-safety? Recently started learning a bit of python for my studies and I found the code-readability fairly good. The only thing that really annoyed me was the fact that variable types were never declared, which made me feel like I now needed to keep variable types in the back of my head instead of being able to read them.
 
9:32 AM
print(type(variable_foo)) is your friend :-)
Yes, you got to keep track. No, it's not at hard as it may seem.
Just don't start casting around your variable a lot.
That would be bad to keep track of.
 
@Mast Maybe because I'm so used to the "kiddy wheels" that java provides so much I'm feeling more uncertain about this. I just feel like bugs due to e.g. methods being used with object types they weren't meant to be used with might cause (in worst case undetectable) problems.
 
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9:58 AM
Monking
 
Moonkin'
 
You would probably get better answers on CodeReview.SE. — Nisarg Shah 27 secs ago
 
@Isofruit the question of type-safety translates directly into one of compilation vs interpretation...
and I'm all for compiled languages for bigger projects.
for the one-off-script an interpreted language is good enough...
 
This site is not for code reviews, it is for specific questions. You may be surprised but the code review site is for code reviews. — Maarten Bodewes 31 secs ago
 
10:28 AM
@Isofruit You can use typing to give non-enforced type hints. I've only messed around with them a little bit, and when I asked a question which included them I got the advice of not to use them...
So I don't really know how great they are, ;P
 
I'm usually stuck with Python 2, so I type the old-fashioned way.
 
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Just use the type which makes most sense and it usually goes well.
 
@Mast TBF almost everything subclasses or interfaces the basic data types, so it's not like there's too much to remember. :)
 
@Peilonrayz I'm not really deep into it, barely learned to code methods and classes in it and do a bit of biopython. Just noticed when I first thought making a larger exercise in it that it'd be a pain to keep in mind how to properly use the methods and not have the IDE remind me that the variables don't fit it.
But yeah, might take a look at it for the future.
 
10:44 AM
Why do OPs accept some answers so fast ? It seems like they don't even want to see what other improvements (perhaps better solutions) are out there
 
@Peilonrayz Yup.
@MrGrj Some of the users at SO get touchy if you don't accept within a day.
Might be related.
 
@Mast It might..
 
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12:00 PM
This question is more suitable for Code Reviewgp_sflover 49 secs ago
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12:12 PM
I found a kindred spirit.
https://stackoverflow.com/users/2902432/mr-duck
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@Heslacher Thanks buddy!
 
possible answer invalidation by jean on question by jean: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166702/revisions
 
12:25 PM
possible answer invalidation by jean on question by jean: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166702/revisions
possible answer invalidation by EBrown on question by EBrown: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166785/revisions
 
@Duga @RubberDuck Care to check this one? It shouldn't be considered invalidation as I'm just adding a test-case.
 
12:43 PM
Also if you are seeking for a code review, ask the question on Code Review, read their FAQ first. — Bhargav Rao ♦ 34 secs ago
 
Looks like a good edit to me @EBrown
 
Thanks. :)
 
1:17 PM
remonking
 
The code works, which is the most important thing for a beginner. If you're interested in a detailed code review, then you should post a question on codereview.stackexchange.com — Jim Mischel 26 secs ago
This might be better suited for codereview.stackexchange.comHåken Lid 47 secs ago
 
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moving forward post your porgram in codereview.stackexchange.com and get it reviewed. — codespawner 27 secs ago
 
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@BrunoFacca You're right that there isn't a huge difference here. I like this approach because the parameterized example groups are more declarative. It seems like these tests are part of a larger suite that's designed in such a way that's forced your hand a bit (ergo object instead of subject). You might want to post a larger section of your code at Code Review Stack Exchange and see if they have any tips. — Jordan Running 16 secs ago
So your code works, you just want to find a better way of implementing it? Might want to try: codereview.stackexchange.comJavia1492 6 secs ago
 
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possible answer invalidation by Steve R on question by Steve R: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166780/revisions
 
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If the code works, and you're just looking to mainly make it more efficient, then I suggest instead posting this to CodeReview instead. That being said, at the very least, you should always avoid using .Select/.Activate. — BruceWayne 43 secs ago
 
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possible answer invalidation by Samuel on question by Samuel: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166874/revisions
 
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@DanLyons Not sure why, but here, have a star
 
heh, you could have said //todo star
 
lol
 
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monking
 
// TODO: Monking
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Monking!
 
6:22 PM
// TODO: Monkleanup
 
/TODO: Fix the stupid mess that is UML Use Case Diagrams ...
 
@Vogel612 Is UML still used in 2017 ? You poor humans
 
I made three (more or less) nonsensical UML diagrams today. ..
 
@Vogel612 And you're still alive. You, dear monkey, have my respect!
 
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6:25 PM
University assignments are stupid ..
 
Why do I consistently have problems with Visual Studio?
 
@EBrown oh, oh! Problems are fun. Visual Studio is not
 
possible answer invalidation by Mat's Mug on question by Yuan Chen: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166894/revisions
This is not code review, but I have to bring up a few points. Please do not use inline styles. styling every element will make it a horrible experience editing anything in the future. Here is what I have for you though. codepen.io/CapySloth/pen/gRooarKanstantsin Arlouski 37 secs ago
 
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Q: deep_ptr<T>; a header-only, value semantic smart pointer for optionally defined types

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@EBrown What kind of problems?
 
@EthanBierlein Some crappy error that pops up periodically on my work install that blocks me from making any edits to a file.
 
That sounds incredibly annoying.
 
It is...
 
Visual Studio 2017 is pretty damn solid so far
 
6:58 PM
Wait, when did VS2017 get released?
Have I been living under a rock or something?
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@EthanBierlein Yes you have
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Don't know when, a few months ago?
 
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Q: Referencing subquery in MYSQL

MichaelI am doing a hacker rank MySQL problem (full description here). My query is supposed to get a list of hacker_id, hacker name, and # of challenges completed by that hacker, excluding those who have completed the same number of challenges as another hacker except if they are tied for first place, s...

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Q: PyCryptoScraper to scrape currency rates

Patrick85Hello everybody i created a PyCryptoScraper script to scrape crypto-currencies fromCoingecko. Now i want to know if you could give me some hints or improvements for my script. The script works fine. I want your opinion to improve my coding skills ;) Thank you in advance The hole code also can ...

 
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Q: urlparse & BeautifulSoup in Python

V_VI'm just beginning python and programming so been trying to get as much experience reading code as possible. I'm just beginning python and programming so been trying to get as much experience reading code as possible. I there a way to shorten/improve this code, any ideas/suggestions are appreci...

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Q: Asserting CPUID and enabling A20

Shift_LeftAt this point, the user will probably want to know if this system is Long Mode capable, which is indicated by the word CPUID in green. This is determined by attempting to toggle bit 21 in EFLAGS. 5BD C6460004 mov [bp], RED Assume CPUID incapable 5C1 55 push...

 
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Q: Strand Sort C++ implementation

palash25Sugesstions on improvement of the code below. I kinda stumbled upon this new sorting algorithm a few weeks ago and I would appreciate some pointers on how to improve the code(Since I'm a a novice c++ programmer. Been only programming in c++ for a few months) or maybe a completely different appro...

 
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Q: Removal of Duplicate Urls in list

RembrandtHere is a piece of code for acquiring URLS import re import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup for i in range(7): r = requests.get(("http://www.yellowpages.com/atlanta-ga/tae-kwon-do?page={}").format(i)) soup = BeautifulSoup(r.content , "html.parser") for link in soup.find_all("...

 
Stack Overflow isn't really a good site for "what's a better approach?" kinds of questions because, at least in most questions, there's no objective definition of "better" or "best". If this is your own code, and you want critiques on all aspects of the code, it might work on Code Review, but please do read their help center before posting. — Mike McCaughan 25 secs ago
Do note, on Code Review, it is required that all relevant code be posted for the sake of reviewers, and not just snippets of that code. — Ethan Bierlein 14 secs ago
 
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Q: Python Neural Network for XOR

Raghav MalikI have the following python code which implements a simple neural network (two inputs, one hidden layer with 2 neurons, and one output) with a sigmoid activation function to learn a XOR gate. The code runs fine (ie no syntax errors or runtime errors or anything) and I have it plotting error over ...

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Q: Number of capture groups in a regular expression in php

BenjacoI am trying to find the number of capture groups for a regular expression using this PHP function. /** * Finds the number of groups in a regular expression by remove all escaped backslashes, then remove all escaped open parentheses and count the remaining opening parentheses * @param $regexPat...

 
Which "people"? Why not ask them which they'd prefer? Or use Code Review once you have something more practical together? — jonrsharpe 54 secs ago
Thanks a lot for the code review. I tried to address all of the issues that you guys brought up. Unfortunately I still have the same problem. As far as I know, this error is only caused by joining a thread that is no longer joinable. Even though when I check m_worker.joinable() before calling to join I get this same error. — matanmarkind 18 secs ago
 
8:47 PM
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this question belongs on codereview.stackexchange.comS.Akbari 24 secs ago
Stack Overflow is a question and answer site, not a blog. If you're looking for peer review of working code, you can ask at Code Review. The help center has more information regarding the types of question that are appropriate to ask here. — Ken White 29 secs ago
@scunja my advice would be that you take a look at design patterns and architectural paterns.PHP is the kind of language where almost everything you type will work....The best approach would be to design a MVC structured RESTapi for the background and for the frontend you could use angular 2/4 or angular js up to you.You will learn much more than by doing it that way.I was in the same trap and thanks to posting my code on Stack Code Review people gave me hints to NOT DO IT THAT WAY!Good luck man — Arslan.H 24 secs ago
 
9:16 PM
If your code works, then stackoverflow is not the correct place for your post. You should look at the code review stackexchange. Review their faq and this may be a better fit there. — scrappedcola 51 secs ago
possible answer invalidation by Thomas Moors on question by askhat: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166856/revisions
We are not rude - just telling you are "asking for a cheese cake in a flower shop" - StackOverflow is not for code reviews and not a tutorial site. You are very welcome here to ask questions which met the conditions described in stackoverflow.com/help/on-topicSir Rufo 40 secs ago
 
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Q: Obviously ugly but not obvious how to refine

user3082046The method receives an unformatted string and it needs to put line breaks after ';' or before 'i)' and 'i.', where i - integer. If received a string like '; 1)', then it should add only one line breaker after ';' and before '1)'. // This is ugly - needs to be refined and refactored private stat...

 
What is the policy on copying code from another site (say RosettaCode)?
 
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A: My question was closed as being off-topic. What are my options?

200_successIf your question contains someone else's codeā€¦ For moral, practical, and legal reasons, we are only able to review code that you wrote or code that you maintain. Code Review is not the place to ask about someone else's code. We also expect you to understand how your code works. If you are see...

Pretty much don't, you probably don't have the right to, and it's not fair on the other person
 
possible answer invalidation by Benjaco on question by Benjaco: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166928/revisions
 
Okay, flagged for moderation.
https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/166918/strand-sort-c-implementation
 
@Snowhawk04 Looks like a blatant steel, nice catch, :)
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@Mike - Thanks I have used code review in the past but find it gets alot less user traffic than SO — Ctrl_Alt_Defeat 42 secs ago
why dont you show code instead of lengthy descriptions? Actually in that case it would be a better fit for codereview.stackexchange.comtobi303 1 min ago
possible answer invalidation by Benjaco on question by Benjaco: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/166928/revisions
 
10:12 PM
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on Code Review. — shmosel 33 secs ago
If it is decided that this question is closed here follow it on Code ReviewDan 52 secs ago
I think I found the problem description: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/144510/…. If so, I think the issue is that you're excluding pairs that are equal. (Your if x != y and if y != z shouldn't be there.) — smarx 1 min ago
 
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Q: Program related to c++ array

user142266hi I am stuck on a c++ program for array.I was not able to figure how to do this program. If anybody could help me with this program it would be a great help. Create a program that reads in a series of sales dollar amounts from a file, stores the amounts in an array, processes the array, and out...

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Q: Parse and format date

DanI have the following code for taking a date in the form of a string yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss (UTC timezone) and turning it into EEEE d(st, nd, rd, th) MMMM yyyy HH:mm (devices default timezone). However, my problem with the way I have done it is the code looks messy and inefficient. Is there a way to...

 
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Q: C Program to Compute Maximum Values of Variables

Zhengbo XiangThis is my (working) attempt at a program to compute and print the potential maximum values of different variables. However, I feel like the program modified a lot for simplicity and readability (The program will be extended to cover more variables and print out minimum values as well and that me...

 
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@200_success Well the length of all three values (compiler-dependent) could all potentially be 128, in which case it would be the intended correct output. — Zhengbo Xiang 1 min ago
^ Ha. Nice try.
 
@200_success LOL There's no way that 128 is the max for any of those.
Maybe signed char.
Which is why it prints 128, 128, 128 lmao
@200_success I don't have a C/C++ compiler handy, could you run a snippet for me and tell me if it does what I think it does?
Nevermind, found an online utility.
 

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