Have you ever wanted to count the lines of your code in C or C++ without the commentaries and blank lines,well with this program you can do it.
Please feel free to vote or to live some comments,it will be very appreciated!
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This program is really useful. At work, we use a similar program to help us measure our productivity. However, the program we use counts the semicolons (;) in the file and uses that number as the number of statements. That seems like a more accurate method than just counting non-blank, non-comment lines because one statement could span multiple lines. Just something to think about. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
Thanks Carl Nagy for the suggestion,however when i had first wrote this program,the main purpose of it was to only count the number of lines in a program.But i found your suggestion very interesting,so i might eventualy try to write a program that will count the number of statements as well. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
hey,duyspvm,i dont know what is your real name. But i just dont understand why you would vote poor for the code. unless you have some good explanation on why you did it. I think that you are exageratig a lot. Anyway,it looks to me that a lot of other people love the code,so i will just ignore that vote. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
I have a suggestion to the code. It seems that the code does not count the following cases:
1. if the line is something like this: printf ("Hellow World /*This is comment*/") -- This would give true to isblankline ();
2. What is the case when a line is like this: int main () // Writing the main functiion {} the comment at the end of the code would make the iscommentary() to return true, which it should not, actually!
Best regards //durgaps durgaprasadsharma@gmail.com
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Very nice n useful program, but there was no need to check whether the file exists or not using "windows.h" (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
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