and hipster though 😉

C# is hipster af

hindi af

/warn

this is not offtop

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I want to learn from scratch

How to start learning programming suggest me a better idea

In an effient way

Then just code

Start learning what's a language, what's a compiled/interpreted language and so on

I have a basic language and all stuff but i was a bit lagging some where and confused so..

I dont know how to do things efficiently

Efficiently means in a proper order

You have a basic language... What is that supposed to mean?

Hello guys, do you know how can i split a string line efficiently? Line like this; a;b;c;d I wanna put all data in a array. I tried getline() or for loop(char by char) but it takes some times. I have 590.000 line :/

Basic of c,c++,java im 3rd year btech cse student

Why do you need to learn programming from scratch? You should have enough basic knowledge 🤔

Why do you need to learn programming from scratch? You should have enough basic knowledge 🤔

Ok should i directly start coding from small program stuff

Yes

Ok suggest me a best website to learn like hacker rank or any else

Projecteuler

I actually got stuck in one problem, so I abadoned it hahaha

Hackerrant

??

If there's a c/c++ WhatsApp group... Someone pm me the link please☺️

who here used to be a competitive programming ??

who here used to do competitive programming?? - sorry for my english 😂

Hmm???? What do you need???

i want find s.o do competitive programming to share, learn etc..c.

If you are talking about that useless competitions where you just need to write faster than the others without elegance, performance or other things that makes programming a cool thing to do, I'm not into competitive programming

You can refer www.ionicacademy.com

looks like an ad for me

/warn

Hello guys, do you know how can i split a string line efficiently? Line like this; a;b;c;d I wanna put all data in a array. I tried getline() or for loop(char by char) but it takes some times. I have 590.000 line :/

Yep, because screen photos hurt my eyes

guys any of u applying for gsoc

Just how I see it 1. Choose a language (don't think too much here, you need it just to learn the basics) 2. Find a book about learning this language for total beginners (google suggestions in the internet) 3. Try to learn it by the book, but for every thing you learn try to code something fun 4. If you encounter a problem, google it 5. If you googled enough but didn't find the solution then try to find help on forums or chats (like you can ask here about C/C++) Getting here will take several months. Don't expect to learn it instantly. 6. When you learn the basics: basic types, functions, loops, pointers (if there are in the language) try to google about OOP and software design. Don't stop here for a long time, you'll need to learn and practice it further). 7. Choose a language you're going to learn for the next years (you can return here at any time, so don't stop here for a long time also, just choose something you feel you like). 8. Find a good book about this language, while reading it, try to write some real application (choose something as simple as possible, something that you believe you can write in two weeks). At this point you'll probably will know what you're going to do next.

Any c# Developer online

just search about strtok() function

this is С# error, not C\C++