How you will define the structure model of Sigmund Freud "Id, ego, and super-ego" in C ? :)
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i go with this simple structure
typedef struct sturctEGO { int ID; int Superego; int Ego = Superego - ID; } Me;Am i right ? :) the theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,\_ego,\_and\_super-ego -
i go with this simple structure
typedef struct sturctEGO { int ID; int Superego; int Ego = Superego - ID; } Me;Am i right ? :) the theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,\_ego,\_and\_super-egoHad you actually tried to compile this before asking the question you would have noticed that the line
int Ego = Superego - ID;
produces a number of errors, as it is an invalid expression. Other than that your structure may or may not have some use.
It's time for a new signature.
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i go with this simple structure
typedef struct sturctEGO { int ID; int Superego; int Ego = Superego - ID; } Me;Am i right ? :) the theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,\_ego,\_and\_super-egoCraps: you're an idiot! You're simply wrong. Well, it is pretty good, but you probably can do better. :)
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i go with this simple structure
typedef struct sturctEGO { int ID; int Superego; int Ego = Superego - ID; } Me;Am i right ? :) the theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,\_ego,\_and\_super-ego -
It's not for any use...only to help informatics students understand better the structure model of Sigmund Freud the ones that listen psychology class in high school
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i go with this simple structure
typedef struct sturctEGO { int ID; int Superego; int Ego = Superego - ID; } Me;Am i right ? :) the theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,\_ego,\_and\_super-ego