Anonymous
Thanks it's my beginning day
Anonymous
Really confused where n what to start from
klimi
Start by getting to know what a computer is
Anonymous
Basic programming I know
Anonymous
In what language?
Anonymous
Upto some extent
klimi
Do you know what a linked list is?
Anonymous
Alright
Anonymous
Syntax & there uses
Anonymous
Just
klimi
Even the theory
Dima
superpower by 2020
klimi
Start by learning theory of computers.... Abstractions...
Dima
Start by learning theory of computers.... Abstractions...
sometimes if you like to burn yourself its better to start from a practice
Anonymous
Java python & c++ in 5 months
If you get a good teacher you are even able to learn c++ in 2 months
Dima
no hr/company needs c++ dev with < 1 years of experience (except interns)
klimi
no hr/company needs c++ dev with < 1 years of experience (except interns)
How can I get the experience if no one hires me.... That bothers me
Anonymous
Please it's a request please don't make fun of me
Go from here and start reading the concept of oop. Don't waste time here
Anonymous
Any study materials
Anonymous
?
klimi
Since I am not a programmer
klimi
I cant recommend any... I havent used any
klimi
I just did programs... Thats all
Anonymous
Okay
klimi
Cool
klimi
I dont program....
klimi
But I would like to code in that language
klimi
It feels like go
klimi
Or rust
klimi
Or what it was
Mar!o
It is is a weird mixture of C++, Rust, C# and Python ^^
klimi
Ye
...
but why
Anonymous
Please it's a request please don't make fun of me
I think you should try to figure out why you are learning , then look at realistic time frame to gain the knowledge and build projects
Anonymous
Okay
c and C++ , you probably can learn syntax , but there are a ton of libraries and things you need time and experience to learn
Anonymous
You actually waste time rushing from my experience
Anonymous
I am taking my time and trying to understand concepts bit by bit and use new things I learn over and over , over the period of time
Anonymous
Learning to code is like a lifetime process
Anonymous
There is like so much to learn
Anonymous
You made this ? Cool
professor
Is there any difference using ctypes python than C / C++ native?
Anonymous
you need to go deeper, not just preparing for exams or whatever
Technically a month is enough time to prepare for an exam, I would say the exam I preparing for one month of C is good enough , test usually don’t go that deep , at least the one I am taking
Anonymous
But everyone has an opinion
Anonymous
But if he want to get good enough to be professional , I would say maybe one year , he can decent enough for employment , about have that time for something like web dev , front end
Anonymous
But one month to get a job in C ...sounds like a nice dream
Anonymous
https://jacktaylor.tech/2017/03/introducing-the-information-technology-engineers-examination/
Anonymous
Actually I have just a month for this if I devote everyday I believe it's possible
No, it is not
Even the C++ creator doesn't know C++ completely
klimi
No...
klimi
Why do people get pre/post increments wrong
klimi
It seems so trivial to me
Mar!o
Yeah
Anonymous
No, it is not
Even the C++ creator doesn't know C++ completely
Danya i love your point of arguement here
01000001011011010100000101101110
tell what do you understand from that code?
klimi
We can
klimi
Many people can
klimi
Many people dont want to waste their braincells
01000001011011010100000101101110
😂
Pavel
Why do people get pre/post increments wrong
that's not about pre-post increment
that's aboout argument execution order
UPD: fixed
klimi
No I will give them to person who I chose as worthy
klimi
Since you can't even google
klimi
You are not worthy
Pavel
argument execution order
klimi
Right to left
klimi
Is it hmmmm
Pavel
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/eval_order
Pavel
There's more
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2934904/order-of-evaluation-in-c-function-parameters
and you can google more yourself