corruptturret

// Define # of numbers const int numbers_len = 17; // Define total input length const int tot_len = numbers_len + 1; // Input vars std::string str; int numbers[numbers_len]; char lastChar; // Read input std::cin >> str; // Check input length if (str.length() < tot_len) { std::cout << "Input length was " << str.length() << " but required " << tot_len << '\n'; return 1; } // Write first buf_len chars to int array as converted integer values for (int i = 0; i < numbers_len; i++) numbers[i] = str[i] - '0'; // Copy last character to lastChar lastChar = str[numbers_len]; // Show numbers for (int i = 0; i < numbers_len; i++) std::cout << numbers[i] << '\n'; // Show last character std::cout << lastChar << '\n'; Assuming you just need to be able to access each letter individually, you can use an array.

Sadly.

Yeah, if you're in a game, you can use Shadowplay if you have GeForce Experience installed. For other things, most people use OBS.

Looks like it's *infected with* malware. Steam discussion thread for that DLL - ARK: Survival Evolved Malewarebytes topic on that DLL (Malware...)

I don't get it, why was this video "not well received" or whatever?

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