Can anyone tell me why this code is used in the article?: " if(!CheckPointer(neuron)!=POINTER_INVALID) " I think there are unnecessary exclamation marks It is probably easier to write it like this: if(CheckPointer(neuron)==POINTER_INVALID) return false;
Wilson Ferraz Rabelo Filho #: It's very frustrating when you start reading an article with 50 or so parts and it immediately gives you a compilation error.
Please professor, could you solve this problem? Can anyone solve it?
Remove the "const" from these statements and it will compile normally
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" if(!CheckPointer(neuron)!=POINTER_INVALID) "
I think there are unnecessary exclamation marks
It is probably easier to write it like this:
if(CheckPointer(neuron)==POINTER_INVALID)
return false;
Please, Professor, could you solve this problem?
Can anyone?
I have the same error, what should I do?
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It's very frustrating when you start reading an article with 50 or so parts and it immediately gives you a compilation error.
Please professor, could you solve this problem?
Can anyone solve it?
Remove the "const" from these statements and it will compile normally