alternative of c=~c in c language

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Can anybody tell me what is the alternative of c=~c; in C language?

Posted 23-Mar-12 22:44pm

sonigaurav1

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OriginalGriff 24-Mar-12 5:06am

That is going to depend on what language you are starting from: '~' has a different meaning in several languages.

nv3 24-Mar-12 6:08am

I guess you mean: What other way is there in C to express the statement c = ^c; well, I don't think that we would do you a favor to answer that question. Your C language text book will easily show you the answer and searching for it is part of your education. If you don't find it after 10 min. of searching, we will give you a hint.

sonigaurav1 24-Mar-12 10:43am

Don't get..... pls

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Mar-12 5:21am

Just tell us what exactly do you mean by '~', descriptively.
--SA

sonigaurav1 27-Mar-12 11:24am

SAKryukov ...... I mean I want to store complement without using ~ operator.
Means c=~c
Now got... ?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-03-24T03:15:00

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Based on the context, the answer varies. But, in general, alternative languages for C, are C++ and C#. Again, itz all 'C' family.

C# is a nice language that fits your requirements, and it is definitely suited for graphics, thanks to the efforts of Microsoft to provide it with great tools and libraries like Visual Studio and XNA.

Posted 24-Mar-12 3:15am

Ganesan Senthilvel

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sonigaurav1 27-Mar-12 11:24am

SAKryukov ...... I mean I want to store complement without using ~ operator.
Means c=~c
Now got... ?