OMEN
hello
Anonymous
#cppbook
Thanks
Anonymous
Good advice but HTML isn't a programming language
I know, this is why I put the smiley. But you are right, I should have written "HTML programming" :)
Anonymous
Anyone can suggest me an book(pdf) about cs, like how cpu memory etc works
Anonymous
I searched but I don't know if they are good, so I asked here
OMEN
please i need pdf on C programming that can help a beginner
Dima
Read the rules
Dima
Anonymous
#best-book
Anonymous
#best
Anonymous
#book
OMEN
can someone help us
Anonymous
Can anyone kindly explain how does the shift operation in Turbo C exactly works
BinaryByter
is your question what it does or how it works internally or how you use it?
Anonymous
Internally
BinaryByter
Internally
The cpu has an operation code for that
BinaryByter
so it uses that
Anonymous
Right shift
Anonymous
Right shift
Specifically
BinaryByter
theres nobdifference between both
Anonymous
Thanks 😊
BinaryByter
Sure ;)
__getitem__
https://ideone.com/k2PTJq can anyone help ?? why syntax error here ??
__getitem__
ps.python code
I_Interface
ps.python code
this is C/C++ group, not Python
__getitem__
I thought people would be happy to help 😅😅
I_Interface
I thought people would be happy to help 😅😅
there are a lot of python groups, google them
klimi
I thought people would be happy to help 😅😅
You can try off topic or go to @python eg... Or the devs python or the silicon network
klimi
Cool pfp
__getitem__
great, thanks for sharing the link.
klimi
great, thanks for sharing the link.
Well... It is what pops up when you write python into telegram search
Dima
Destruction 100%
Anonymous
Cool pfp
Thanks!
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Hey
h1z9x8h*ehsjhgooqoap
Anyone would like to hack qemu ?
Anonymous
Need to print 5 54 543 5432 54321 using nested for loop Tried but cant get result........
BinaryByter
🤨
I_Interface
and print it
I_Interface
and reduce ur number
Afees
Can anyone suggest me a code where Abstract factory design pattern is used?
BinaryByter
Can anyone suggest me a code where Abstract factory design pattern is used?
Not really, no, because in practice they arent used often
BinaryByter
ans when they are used, its usually in very bad code
Afees
I feel it is better than some dumb answers in this group.my 2 cents😊😊
Afees
ans when they are used, its usually in very bad code
I tried searching many code bases,I found factory pattern abstract factory,btw thanks
BinaryByter
yea, the factory is one of the few that are used
BinaryByter
but its still useless lol
BinaryByter
I feel it is better than some dumb answers in this group.my 2 cents😊😊
You are overestimating the power of Design pattersn
Mihail
You are overestimating the power of Design pattersn
if you mean overestimating their performance then you're right, but the right design really is more powerful than you'd think when it comes to maintenance and readability
BinaryByter
Some are even antipatterns
Mihail
Lol, design patterns aren't even good for code design
if you chose the right one they are "lol"
void
Singleton for all classes👌🏼
BinaryByter
if you chose the right one they are "lol"
Name one that drastically improves readability
Mihail
it's about choosing the right one
BinaryByter
Name one that drastically improves readability - name me the context, if you want
BinaryByter
if you chose the right one they are "lol"
Well, i'll count this refuted then
Mihail
you see i don't care about what you count, i sorta doubt you even can count
Mihail
and you could easily see for yourself how using the wrong design is less readable
BinaryByter
Thats the whole point of my argument
BinaryByter
design patterns are almost always the wrong design
BinaryByter
I can't think of a single example where you might use a design pattern well
Afees
design patterns are almost always the wrong design
But,it reduces effort and time required for coding,we don't need to reinvent the wheel
Afees
I can't think of a single example where you might use a design pattern well
Seriously,that was why I asked for an implementation😄😄
BinaryByter
you are reinventing the wheel when adding a design pattern
BinaryByter
You know - in the days, we used to call factories simple "constructors"
BinaryByter
According to design patterns you are supposed to add a function that does that
BinaryByter
Also, you should really consider wether you REALLY need a class