correctmaninwrongplace

don't understand those things yet

Anonymous

I'll try doing this exercise, I have nothing else to do so 😆

Anonymous

lololol

Anonymous

I think I'm done

Anonymous

I didn;t extensively test it yet

Anonymous

btw, if you wonder what the solution is

Anonymous

https://pastebin.com/DHTNXSn7

Anonymous

Here's the disassembly of it

Anonymous

*runs away*

correctmaninwrongplace

https://pastebin.com/DHTNXSn7

correctmaninwrongplace

in c+++ you can get it in 12/13 lines

Anonymous

Well, I can't give the C++ solution, since that would be doing his homework

correctmaninwrongplace

i remember that the 1º exam that i did in university had this same exercise, but it was C

Anonymous

Well, it's the same really :D

correctmaninwrongplace

i didnt pass that day, luckyly i got it in the 2º try

Anonymous

The differences don't come into play at this level

correctmaninwrongplace

scanf/cin only difference

Anonymous

yeah

Anonymous

Hello all. I am planning to learn Machine learning. But I don't know anything about programming. So my doubt is whether I should learn C/C++ first or directly learn Python. Please suggest someone. I am tensed

Anonymous

hm, I'd say go to Python directly personally...C++/C has its own quircks etc.

NinuX

Hello all. I am planning to learn Machine learning. But I don't know anything about programming. So my doubt is whether I should learn C/C++ first or directly learn Python. Please suggest someone. I am tensed

Go to python or mathlab

NinuX

C/++ isn't the answer for that

Anonymous

or Lua....joke

NinuX

or Lua....joke

😂😂😂😂😂😂

correctmaninwrongplace

Hello all. I am planning to learn Machine learning. But I don't know anything about programming. So my doubt is whether I should learn C/C++ first or directly learn Python. Please suggest someone. I am tensed

if you learn at your own, python or matlab like the partner said, C++ is a bit hard for begginers

correctmaninwrongplace

and if you want to learn C++ you can try the book of the creator of c++ http://www.stroustrup.com/4th.html

Anonymous

I'm doing that right now

Anonymous

...It's not an easy read, but not a hard one either

Anonymous

(Probably because I'm reading the reference manual 😆)

NinuX

...It's not an easy read, but not a hard one either

Do you talk about C++?

Anonymous

The C++ Programming Language

NinuX

Kek

Anonymous

by Bjarne Stroustrup

NinuX

C++ maybe looks easy

NinuX

But it's not

Anonymous

ikr

NinuX

Anonymous

I have a question...

Anonymous

Does G++ optimize tail recursion?

correctmaninwrongplace

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSkpMdDe4g4

correctmaninwrongplace

Interesting video

correctmaninwrongplace

Does G++ optimize tail recursion?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34125/which-if-any-c-compilers-do-tail-recursion-optimization

correctmaninwrongplace

But be carefull with optimizations from compilers, you could get security problems, the video that i have send here give some example about it

Anonymous

hm, I'd say go to Python directly personally...C++/C has its own quircks etc.

But won't the lack of basic C/C++ limit my application in Python??

correctmaninwrongplace

But won't the lack of basic C/C++ limit my application in Python??

Nope

correctmaninwrongplace

Most of programming things that you will learn are independent from language

correctmaninwrongplace

And the main difference that you will find between C/C++ and other languages are the use of pointers, that most of the time you wont use it, unless you want something specific

Anonymous

well, in C you use them quite often, C++ hides them more using references

Anonymous

The best thing though is a pointer to a pointer

Anonymous

Or a pointer to a pointer to a pointer

correctmaninwrongplace

The best thing though is a pointer to a pointer

Dont remind me, 1º time i saw it, i was like "what did the guys that made this smoke before make this shit"

Anonymous

Well, I can sort of grasp by just telling myself it's an array of pointers :D

Anonymous

Then it makes sense

correctmaninwrongplace

Well, I can sort of grasp by just telling myself it's an array of pointers :D

now yes, i understand it, but at the beggining was like that

correctmaninwrongplace

it took more time that i would have like to be able to work with them properly

Anonymous

brb

𝑠𝑎𝑛𝑖

No solutions? ????

correctmaninwrongplace

Its short, try it

correctmaninwrongplace

if you have fails in you code, we can solve it

correctmaninwrongplace

But we wont give you the solution if you dont even try 1st

𝑠𝑎𝑛𝑖

What about other numbers

Anonymous

...

Anonymous

There's a million ways to do this

Anonymous

As there is always in programming

Anonymous

But the solution I came up and he came up were almost exactly the same

Anonymous

about 13 lines of code

Anonymous

I like how you show only the main function declaration lol

Anonymous

:)

Anonymous

you need to know: 1. 1 type of loop from C++ 2. operator % 3. operator /

Anonymous

Do you know these things/know where to look them up?

correctmaninwrongplace

Anonymous

What editor are you usimg?

Anonymous

Sublime?

correctmaninwrongplace

ATOM

correctmaninwrongplace

I prefer ATOM because is libre

correctmaninwrongplace

But i cant say Sublime is bad, i used it before ATOM

Anonymous

I mostly use an IDE on windows like Dev-Cpp, but on Linux I use vim or sublime (sometimes gedit)

correctmaninwrongplace

i havent use VIm or emacs yet