Yes (mostly just watch it's walkthrough)

Is it c++17 feature?

No this has been added in c++11

Yes (mostly just watch it's walkthrough)

hahahaha, same

What is the best way to study programming ?

What is the best way to study programming ?

https://www.sololearn.com/?ref=app-text3

My suggestion

What is the best way to study programming ?

Self ..... through youtube

https://www.sololearn.com/?ref=app-text3

Basic are here only

Self ..... through youtube

Was true ..... only the first line tho

I mean like physically study. Im doing c# but how to you study. Like i watch videos but writing it out is to much so what other ways are there

Basic are here only

Yes, but that's the way to get started

I mean like physically study. Im doing c# but how to you study. Like i watch videos but writing it out is to much so what other ways are there

Practice

Was true ..... only the first line tho

Topic wise search through youtube best option

What is the best way to study programming ?

Best way to learn is through experience, so make sure you get a hang of the basics and then start working on a project that interests you

Topic wise search through youtube best option

Lol no

I mean like physically study. Im doing c# but how to you study. Like i watch videos but writing it out is to much so what other ways are there

Starting with dry codes ( pen n paper) then go through the debugging..... practice more and more

Yes i also thought of writing out the code. Maybe i can go onto a website and then do the practices they have and then do then with pen and paper and then type over to see if its correct

Yes i also thought of writing out the code. Maybe i can go onto a website and then do the practices they have and then do then with pen and paper and then type over to see if its correct

Yoo

Any other ways aswell? I also watch tutorials from youtube but what else.

Starting with dry codes ( pen n paper) then go through the debugging..... practice more and more

Literally no reason to use a pen

Just write code normally

Compile it, see what it does

Any other ways aswell? I also watch tutorials from youtube but what else.

When u done with the basics go through the projects

Ive just read that writing it out make you remember it better

Literally no reason to use a pen

I agree but according to me use the dry codes firstly

When u done with the basics go through the projects

But how do you learn the basics without just reading it

But how do you learn the basics without just reading it

There were a lot of website who provides free module for practices how much you learn ....like. codechef, pencode , sololearn also

Go through them

Not so good

just start developing some own project

you’ll learn stuff faster and better

🙏 cool thanks

just start developing some own project

Like a small project ...of adding two integers in exe files

No

any pupil can do that

Ive just read that writing it out make you remember it better

remembering is stupid

learning is what you should be doing

if you think just memorizing stuff will get you anywhere no it probably won't

Understanding is what you want and not memorizing

yes

so the pen thing is just dumb

Yeah i understand. Soo just doing small projects and stuff is ideal

Any c# developers here ?

Any c# developers here ?

there are some, but it's ot

there's a c# group tho

there's a c# group tho

Ive looked. Cant find it. Can you share it please

Topic wise search through youtube best option

I don't like the YouTube option since everyone can post random videos. The quality of the content is in many case rather bad especially when it comes to C++

Ive looked. Cant find it. Can you share it please

A fellow group membere recently made this @VCSharp, but it's still quite small

Ive found many nice ones

A fellow group membere recently made this @VCSharp, but it's still quite small

Np thanks🙏 i prefer small cause its more interactive

A fellow group membere recently made this @VCSharp, but it's still quite small

Is that the only one

Is that the only one

wait i'll link you to another too

which is bigger

can i pm you the link?

Sure thanks🙏

Formally, the C99 standard defines modifiable lvalues as: [...] an lvalue that does not have array type, does not have an incomplete type, does not have a const-qualified type, and if it is a structure or union, does not have any member (including, recursively, any member or element of all contained aggregates or unions) with a const-qualified type. could you please give an example for each one ( except for structure and const).

Can anyone please recommend a good book to get started with C++? I already know a good amount of C.

#cppbook

#cbook

#cppbook

Good bot

#cppbook

Are u trying to embrace the light ?

Are u trying to embrace the light ?

No 🙅‍♀

No 🙅‍♀

Still in the dark.

in C, how do i use the random() function within a defined interval?

for example, if i want to take a random integer within the interval (0,20) how do i do that?

for example, if i want to take a random integer within the interval (0,20) how do i do that?

( random () % (max - min) ) + min

with % being the modulo operation

that's the answer that i got from someone else, but i wasn't able to understand the point of it

Okay so first lets understand what % does

i know what it does

yes, but lets understand why its here

i just don't get the point of using in this context

yes, but lets understand why its here

that's the problem

yes, but lets understand why its here

So in germany, we had this thing where dividing a number would not be a real number but instead two numbers

a "divided" and a "rest"

this % stands for the "rest"

note that the rest will never be bigger than what I divide through

because if it is bigger, I can aswell add it to the divided bit