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code::blocks code completion help?
when i import math file: #include <cmath> it does not give me a list of fuctions within that file. for example in python if i import the math library and type math. it gives me a list of all function within it. but in code blocks i have ode completion turned on and it does nothing any help or advice on this matter will be greatly appreciated
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- HexLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
C++ compilers/IDE such as Code::Blocks is based off of a vast library of header files which contain the prototypes of the functions you're referring to. If you want to see them for yourself you can go to the root directory of Code::Blocks and goto the lib folder. In there you'll find an assortment of all the header files available to you. Also if you go to the link below it will show you all of the available function prototypes.
http://www.cliftonlabs.com/savant/docs/archive/war...
Since C++ is considered a higher classed programming language than Python. Developers expect you to have a high enough knowledge base to think that far ahead.
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- Hex
- Mark aka jack573Lv 71 decade ago
In addition to the other answer. cmath most probably will include math.h. So have a look at the math.h file to find out the functions available.
cmath is the c++ version of math, that is all.