Gaulish Gaming Banquet: off-topic

pegperegogaucho

the 8 would just be converted to a float

schmeling65

depends on the compiler/compiler settings

pegperegogaucho

No, this is standardized

pegperegogaucho

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/usual_arithmetic_conversions Stage 2

schmeling65

interessting... let me test it with java

sanojix

I only worked with Lazarus a bit in my computer science lessons

sanojix

I think its pretty fun

pegperegogaucho

In addition to that, you are assigning a double value to a float, passing an exception by value and trying to output it without calling .what() and your try block is inside no function block so it wont even compile

pegperegogaucho

```cpp #include "stdafx.h" #include #include using namespace std; int _intNumber = 8; float _floatNumber = 5.5f; int main() try { if ( _intNumber >= _floatNumber) { cout << "Shouldn't work at all"; } } catch (const exception& e) { cout << "Screw you trying to compare float and integer numbers"; cout << e.what(); } ``` This would be correct, but the try block is still unnecessary

schmeling65

that looks like a newer standart to me that I am not familiar with (yet). For some reason I am used to that you can only compare the same types. I don't know from where I have it.

schmeling65

but also in Java it works :FrogThinking:

who the fuck taught me that

pegperegogaucho

Maybe the compiler you were using was not obeying the standard. This must date back to even the very first standard :LUL:

schmeling65

or can it happen in pure c?

pegperegogaucho

That has its own standard, but I doubt it handles this differently

schmeling65

works too... okay someone fucked up at my education

pegperegogaucho

Yeah, quality of German education :LUL:

pegperegogaucho

The harsh reality of most things is that you are just better of learning it by yourself or having a mentor.

schmeling65

yep, unfortunally

lepidopterus

https://vxtwitter.com/Ray4Reburrowed/status/1677304927218008065

pegperegogaucho

Wombo combo

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