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Why It is giving me Integer Overflow

Its giving me Integer Overflow both in java and C but when I tried it in Python it gave me right answer . Any reasons ? Answer There are two reasons: Most computer languages use fixed-size integers. Today, that’s often 32 bits. The correct result of your calculation, 2500000025, is a 32-bit number, meaning it’s too big for a signed

Regex to match only 6letter alphanumeric words in a string

I am trying to match the 6 character word that has a combination of ONLY alphanumeric. Example String: I am currently trying regex [a-zA-Z0-9]{6} However, it matches below Output: But, what I need is only combination of alphanumeric. Something like below Desired Output Answer You may use this regex with 2 lookahead conditions: RegEx Demo RegEx Details: b: Word boundary

Socket binding through JNI

I try to open a socket connection on a Linux machine through JNI. If I combine Java_Socket_socket and Java_Socket_bind in same C function, the JNI call works perfectly, but it doesn’t work when I run methods sequentially. This is my code Java code Output: If I create C program from this code, and as regular C program, gcc … &&

JVMTI Invoke toString(); on an Java object from C++ code

So, I was trying to invoke the toString(); method on an object (in this case an enum). This immediately crashed my application. I am assuming that, since the toString(); method isn’t declared directly in the enum but inherited from the Object class (Enum in this case) it is not able to find the method and therefore causes an error. How

Is there a difference in the working of AND operator in JAVA and C? [closed]

Closed. This question is not reproducible or was caused by typos. It is not currently accepting answers. This question was caused by a typo or a problem that can no longer be reproduced. While similar questions may be on-topic here, this one was resolved in a way less likely to help future readers. Closed 9 months ago. Improve this question

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