already made something similar in java here: www.github.com/upperlevel/openverse

I'm making a turn based strategy game

It isn't very much right now though

Just started recently

me too :/

Very nice yo

Also looks like you have multiple people working on it?

i made a unique_ptr<void> _window

Forward-declare type and use raw (or shared) pointer, sadly unique_ptr requires complete type in declaration so you can't use it.

yeah i got it after

yeah i got it after

How much time does it take to learn and reach the level you are in now ?

If i start from scratch

Forward-declare type and use raw (or shared) pointer, sadly unique_ptr requires complete type in declaration so you can't use it.

Also note, if you want to copy your type: Default copy-constructor will copy pointer, not underlying object.

But I don't think you want to copy windows...

How much time does it take to learn and reach the level you are in now ?

what you mean

But I don't think you want to copy windows...

absolutely not just copy pointers

Scratch? Isn't it too much third party? :D

ForHow long have u been learning this programming Language ?

ForHow long have u been learning this programming Language ?

You never stop learning

I know but

How much time is required to learn this language decently ?

ForHow long have u been learning this programming Language ?

don't know i just started several months ago then stopped after few weeks and i've just restarted learning it now

Waw

but however i developed with c lang at school

and i developed for years and years in java

Kinda impressed !

that's not been so difficult to pass to c++

a part from syntax issues

and links errors ç___ç

I have been using the book called How to program in c by deitel

How effective is this book ?

Have any ideas ?

and links errors ç___ç

😭😭😭

no any idea

i just develop in c++ as i develop in java

and i learned java from youtube videos and with years of practice

and stackoverflow

and shit on google

Do you know how to program in Java ?

yes

and i learned java from youtube videos and with years of practice

👍👍👍👍

What do you think ?

Should i learn c or java first ?

Which one is easier for a beginner

Whixh part of Brazil ?

Mato Grosso

Should i learn c or java first ?

easier java

To grasp the general nature of programming

and you'll probably have more fun with java

since you can do many things without much code

Yeah then I will go for Java as my initial programming language

nice idea

Do not start coding in C++, it's addictive

2048 Game Project In C https://youtu.be/_ax9WK2CIJA

hello world

today is new year eve

what will you do today ?

Happy new year

wow .... more people joining in group

Should i learn c or java first ?

I think C, it let you use less complicated structures

After you have anderstood basics, you can apply them to Java plus learn oop

Am a complete beginner ....I don't know any programming language but I want to start .....its one of my new year resolution ...please where can I begin

Am a complete beginner ....I don't know any programming language but I want to start .....its one of my new year resolution ...please where can I begin

Basic C course

Better a generic programming research: what a programme is, the difference beetween what you programme and what you see, differences beetween OOP (Object Oriented Programming) and not-OOP languages

Then start with basics of C like variables, conditional and loop statements, functions and so on. Differences beetween source code and binaries...

Which language is better to learn for beginning: C or C++? As I understood, it's C. Then when should I stop and change it to C++?

What a compiler is, differences between functional, imperative, oop programming... I think that's a good beginning @Jacko78

Which language is better to learn for beginning: C or C++? As I understood, it's C. Then when should I stop and change it to C++?

When you'll need oop

Am a complete beginner ....I don't know any programming language but I want to start .....its one of my new year resolution ...please where can I begin

Most important thing: How you should organize and how to create good and readable code. And how to create programmes, how to analyze problems to be able to apply the right solution

Which language is better to learn for beginning: C or C++? As I understood, it's C. Then when should I stop and change it to C++?

c is a subset of c++, so you will be starting with all the c language elements either way

c is a subset of c++, so you will be starting with all the c language elements either way

Absolute false

C isn't subset of C++

C and C++ are two different languages with the same letter, C

What I want is a direction where I can learn this programming language online

Cappy new year

So could you tell me as experienced programmers, what are advantages over each other and what are shortcomings between C and C++?

thanks

C is not a subset

C is very different to C++