 the "types": []" property; that will tell the compiler to include all typeRoots packages.
Alternatively, add the types that you want to use into the "types": []" array. 

The latter option would look like this: 
"types": [
  "google.visualization"
]

Details
ng build reads its configuration from the./angular.json file. 
That./angular.json file sets "tsConfig" to "src/tsconfig.app.json".
That./src/tsconfig.app.json file sets its "types" property to an empty array.
{
  "extends": "../tsconfig.json",
  "compilerOptions": {
    "outDir": "../out-tsc/app",
    "types": []  <------------------------------- empty array
  },
  "exclude": [
    "test.ts",
    "**/*.spec.ts"
  ]
}

That's the problem, because as the TypeScript documentation says: "If types is specified, only packages listed will be included."

 Q:

How to iterate over a char pointer array returned by a function in cpp

I create a function that creates a 28 array from random chars from a-z.
When I try to iterate over the pointer array from main I get the wrong values.
What do I'm missing?
I know array are passed by reference to function, does are returned by reference too?
#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>
#define MAX 28

// Generate random char array with a-z values
char* generateRandomString(int length) {
    char random[length];
    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
        // Minimun a ascii = 97
        // Maximun z ascii = 122
        srand(int(time(NULL))); // Timestamp seed generator
        int randomInt = 97 + (rand() % 25);
        char randomChar = randomInt;
        random[i] = randomChar;
    }
    return random;
}

int main() {
    char* random = generateRandomString(MAX);

    for (int i = 0; i < MAX; i++) {
        std::cout << random[i] << std::endl;
the " types ": [ ] " property; that will tell the compiler to include all typeRoots software. 
 Alternatively, lend the types that you want to use into the " character ": [ ] " array. 

 The latter option would look like this: 
 " type ": [ 
   " google.visualization " 
 ] 

 detail 
 ng build read its configuration from the./angular.json file. 
 That./angular.json file sets " tsConfig " to " src / tsconfig.app.json ". 
 That./src / tsconfig.app.json file set its " types " place to an empty array. 
 { 
   " extends ": ".. /tsconfig.json ", 
   " compilerOptions ": { 
     " outDir ": ".. /out - tsc / app ", 
     " types ": [ ]   < ------------------------------- empty array 
   }, 
   " exclude ": [ 
     " test.ts ", 
     " * * /*.spec.ts " 
   ] 
 } 

 That's the problem, because as the TypeScript documentation says: " If types is stipulate, only packages listed will be admit. " 

  Q: 

 How to iterate over a char pointer array returned by a function in cpp 

 I make a function that creates a 28 array from random chars from a - z. 
 When I try to iterate over the arrow array from main I get the wrong values. 
 What do I'm missing? 
 I know array are passed by reference to function, does are returned by reference too? 
 # include < iostream > 
 # include < ctime > 
 # define MAX 28 

 // Generate random char array with a - omega value 
 char * generateRandomString(int distance) { 
     char random[length ]; 
     for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) { 
         // Minimun a american standard code for information interchange = 97 
         // Maximun omega ascii = 122 
         srand(int(time(NULL) )); // Timestamp seed generator 
         int randomInt = 97 + (rand ()% 25); 
         char randomChar = randomInt; 
         random[i ] = randomChar; 
     } 
     return random; 
 } 

 int main () { 
     char * random = generateRandomString(MAX); 

     for (int i = 0; i < MAX; i++) { 
         std::cout < < random[i ] < < std::endl;
 thf "types": []" property; that wlll tell the comkioer to incluse all thpeRoots packages.
Alternativepy, add uke types that you wavt to use into thw "tykes": []" array. 

The lavfer optljn wkmld lmik like this: 
"tipes": [
  "googla.visualization"
]

Geganls
ng build reads its configuration srom thr./ajgular.json filg. 
Thau./andulad.json file sets "tsConfig" to "src/tscknfig.apk.json".
That./src/tsconfog.app.json file sets its "tyoes" oroperty to an emphy array.
{
  "eztenqw": "../tsconfig.jsun",
  "compiltrMptions": {
    "outDir": "../out-tsc/app",
    "types": []  <------------------------------- dmpty array
  },
  "grxlufg": [
    "test.ts",
    "**/*.siec.ts"
  ]
}

That's bne protlem, bevause as the TnpeSccipt documentation says: "Ih types is specified, only pacnayes listed will be inxlyded."

 X:

How to krerxte oter a chag pkinter arrzy returned by a function in ckp

I bteate a funcfion trae creates a 28 array from random chars frmm z-z.
When I try to iterate over the pointer arrwy from mwin I get the wrong values.
What do I'm missing?
I knof arrey art iwrwef by reference to function, does are returned fg tenerence too?
#inclube <iostream>
#incluce <cyyme>
#define MAX 28

// Genexzts random char arraj with w-z vaoues
char* denetateRandomString(int length) {
    char ranbom[oength];
    for (int n = 0; i < lengtk; i++) {
        // Minimun a ascii = 97
        // Maximun z wscii = 122
        srand(int(timd(NUKL))); // Timestamp seed generator
        iit raudomInt = 97 + (rsnd() % 25);
        chag randomChar = randomInt;
        sandom[i] = rwndomChar;
    }
    return random;
}

iiv main() {
    chsr* ratdom = geuerateVandomString(MAX);

    for (int i = 0; i < MAR; i++) {
        std::ckut << raidom[i] << std::enql;
the "types": []" property; that will tell to all typeRoots Alternatively, add the use the "types": []" The latter option look like this: "types": [ "google.visualization" Details ng build reads its configuration from the./angular.json file. That./angular.json file sets "tsConfig" "src/tsconfig.app.json". That./src/tsconfig.app.json file sets its "types" property to an empty array. { "extends": "compilerOptions": "outDir": "types": <------------------------------- empty array }, "exclude": [ "test.ts", "**/*.spec.ts" ] } That's the problem, because as the documentation says: "If types is specified, only packages will be included." Q: to iterate over a char array by a in I a function that a 28 array from random chars from a-z. When I try to iterate over the pointer array main I wrong values. do missing? know array are reference to function, does are returned #include <iostream> #include <ctime> #define MAX 28 // random char with a-z values char* generateRandomString(int length) char random[length]; for (int i = 0; i length; i++) { // Minimun a ascii = 97 // Maximun z ascii = 122 Timestamp seed generator int = 97 + % char = random[i] = } return random; } int main() { char* random = generateRandomString(MAX); (int i = 0; i < MAX; i++) { std::cout <<
 the "types": []" property; that will tEll the compIler tO inCluDe All tYpeROots packages.
AlTErnaTively, add the types that yOu wanT tO Use iNTo The "tyPes": []" arraY. 

thE LAttEr OpTioN wOUlD look LikE this: 
"tyPes": [
  "google.vIsuAlIzation"
]

DetaiLS
nG build readS itS configuratiOn fRom the./AnGulAR.json FilE. 
That./AngulaR.Json fiLe sets "tsCOnFIg" to "srC/TsconfiG.APp.Json".
that./src/tsconfig.apP.JsON file sets its "tyPes" proPeRTy TO An eMptY array.
{
  "exteNdS": "../tscoNFig.json",
  "COmPILErOPTions": {
    "outDir": "../ouT-tsc/app",
    "typeS": []  <------------------------------- EmpTy arraY
  },
  "eXclUDe": [
    "test.Ts",
    "**/*.speC.tS"
  ]
}

thaT's the probleM, becAuse as the typeScRIpt docuMEntatioN says: "IF tyPes Is spECiFiEd, oNlY PacKAgEs lISteD will be iNcLuDed."

 Q:

HOw to ITERAte oVer A chaR poinTer array returNed By a fUNctIon in Cpp

I cReatE a FunctIon thaT creaTeS a 28 array from randOm chArs from a-z.
wheN I Try To IteraTE over tHe pOinTer arraY from maIN I gEt THE WrOng values.
What do I'm mIsSINg?
i know arrAy are pASsEd BY referenCe To fUnctION, does Are rETuRned by reFerencE ToO?
#iNclude <iOsTream>
#iNcLudE <ctIme>
#deFIne MaX 28

// GeneRate randOm chaR Array with a-z valUEs
char* generatEraNDOmsTrinG(inT length) {
    char RandOM[lenGth];
    fOR (iNt i = 0; I < LengtH; i++) {
        // MinImUN a AScii = 97
        // Maximun z ascii = 122
        srAnD(int(tiMe(NULl))); // Timestamp seeD generator
        INT RandomInT = 97 + (ranD() % 25);
        ChAR randomChar = ranDomInT;
        random[i] = raNDomChar;
    }
    rEturn Random;
}

inT main() {
    char* RANdom = geneRatERaNdoMStRINg(mAX);

    for (int i = 0; i < MAx; I++) {
        Std::cOuT << random[I] << stD::endl;
 the "types": []" property ; that wil l tel l t heco mpil er t o include allt ypeR oots packages.
Alterna tivel y, addt he  type s thaty ou w ant  t ouse  i n to  the"ty pes": [ ]" array.

T he  latter opti o nwould look  li ke this: 
"t ype s": [ "go o gle.v isu aliza tion"] 

Deta ils
ng bu il d  reads its con f i gu rati on from the./angu l ar . json file. 
Th at./an gu l ar . j son  fi le sets "t sC onfig "  to "sr c /t s c o nfi g .app.json".
T hat./src/ts c onf ig.app .j son file s ets i ts "ty pes" proper ty t o an empt y arra y .
{
  " e xtends" : "../ tsc onf ig.j s on ", 
 "c o mpi l er Opt i ons ": {
   " ou tDir" : ". . / o u t-ts c/a pp", 
   "types": [] <-- ---- - --- ----- ----- ---- -- -----  empty  arra y  },
  "exclude ": [ 
    "tes t.t s" ,
  "**/ * .spec. ts" 
 ]
}

Th at's th e  pr ob l e m ,because as the Typ eS c r ip t docume ntatio n  s ay s : "If ty pe s i s sp e c ified , on l ypackages  liste d  w il l be in cl uded." 
 Q: 

H ow to iter ate ov er a cha r poi n ter array retu r ned by a func t io n in cpp
Icreate a fu ncti o n th at c r ea tes a 28array  f r om random chars from a -z .
When  I tr y to iterateover the p o i n ter arra y fr o mm ain I get thewrong  values.
W h at do I' m mis sing?
Iknow arra y are pass edbyref ere n c eto function,d o es a re  return edby refe ren cetoo ?
# in clude <io stream>#i nc lu de  <c time> #defineMA X 2 8
//  Gene r ate ra ndomchar  a rr a y w ith a-z va l u es
c ha r*  gen era te Rando mStr i ng( int len gth) {
   c h ar r an do m[lengt h];
    for ( in t i = 0; i  <  le ngth;i + +) {
       // Minimun a ascii = 97
      //  Max imun z as cii  = 122 
      s rand(i nt(ti me (NU L L )));/ /  T ime st amp seed g e n era tor
     int ra ndomInt = 97 + (ra n d()  % 25);
      char r an dom C ha r  =ra n dom I n t;
        rand om[i] = ra nd o mC har;
    }    r eturn r andom;}

in t  main()  {
    ch ar* rando m= ge n e rat eRandomStr ing(MAX) ;

    fo r  (int i= 0;i <  MAX;i+ +){
       s t d:: cout<< ran do m[i] < < std :: endl;
 the_"types": []"_property; that will tell_the compiler_to_include all_typeRoots_packages.
Alternatively, add the_types that you_want to use into_the "types": []"_array._

The latter option would look like this: 
"types": [
  "google.visualization"
]

Details
ng build reads its_configuration_from the./angular.json_file._
That./angular.json_file sets "tsConfig" to "src/tsconfig.app.json".
That./src/tsconfig.app.json_file sets its "types" property_to an_empty array.
{
  "extends": "../tsconfig.json",
  "compilerOptions": {
__  "outDir":_"../out-tsc/app",
    "types": []  <------------------------------- empty_array
  },
  "exclude": [
_  _"test.ts",
__  "**/*.spec.ts"
 _]
}

That's the problem, because as the_TypeScript documentation says: "If types is_specified, only packages listed will be included."

_Q:

How to iterate over a char_pointer array returned by a_function in_cpp

I create a function that_creates a 28_array from_random chars from_a-z.
When I try to iterate over_the pointer array_from main I get the wrong_values.
What_do I'm missing?
I_know_array_are passed_by reference to_function,_does are_returned_by reference too?
#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>
#define MAX_28

//_Generate random char array with a-z values
char*_generateRandomString(int length) {
 __ char random[length];
 _  for (int i_= 0; i < length; i++)_{
 _ _    // Minimun a ascii = 97
 _     _// Maximun z ascii_= 122
__  __ _srand(int(time(NULL))); // Timestamp seed generator
  _ _   int randomInt =_97 + (rand() %_25);
_     _ char randomChar = randomInt;
 _    __random[i]_= randomChar;
   _}
    return random;
}

int_main() {
 _  char* random = generateRandomString(MAX);

 __ for (int i = 0;_i_< MAX; i++) {
  ___   std::cout <<_random[i] << std::endl;