its not

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I just mean, if a person comes in, has not written a single line of code ever, I think they should start with a simple programming language which abstracts out for example types, which is a common place where newbies get already lost. Especially in C++ with templates.

I was thinking whether I shall first get programming concepts right or learning a language.

I was thinking whether I shall first get programming concepts right or learning a language.

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I was thinking whether I shall first get programming concepts right or learning a language.

concepts, absolutely, that's why I suggesteds python for you, which is a nice language to learn the basic things about variables, functions and modern stuff like classes. Then you can jump into more specific and lower stuff like C & C++...

0) I'm impressed of your knowing of programming languages when you have no experience 1) I'd suggest to start from C++, so-called Modern C++. D is a good language, but the community is not as large as C++ one C is not a good choice for starting, but for continuing — why not? It has its issues with some features that allow writing unsafe code Rust is good language though. I've never tried it. My personal opinion is not good language to start with because of advanced memory management 2) Rust is good replacement for C, not C++ 3) Rust is young language, D is not but still is not popular. You can start with D or C#, yeah. C# is a better choice because of community and support. D has less possiblities 4) D and Rust both are pretty safe

I think what interests me is Linux kernel development. I wish it were written in Rust or V though. But if C stays forever (or the next 20 years or so), then I think it seems unavoidable. I just don't like the security nightmare that comes with it.

Well, not many people are proficient enough to code stuff like OS kernels :-) You are aiming high, but try to cope with it and start low enough. If you know how the basic programming stuff works, of course you can jump straight to these more complex languages too. Then I would start with C, as it is really simple in the end, and the assembly output is way more predictable than in C++.

Well, not many people are proficient enough to code stuff like OS kernels :-) You are aiming high, but try to cope with it and start low enough. If you know how the basic programming stuff works, of course you can jump straight to these more complex languages too. Then I would start with C, as it is really simple in the end, and the assembly output is way more predictable than in C++.

Arhhh

Concerning point 2) I thought it is the opposite?

And as you can see, these all are just personal opinions of people over here :) If you try both of them (C and C++), you will know their pros and cons yourself

And I must admit that I write very C-like C++, because I started with C. But I'm trying to learn to be a "more modern" C++ coder :-)

This is good Have you read Modern Effective C++?

No, but I should download it

I know conceptually I'm mostly drawn towards Rust (or V, not sure how that one plays out in the future) but relevance-wise I think C/C++ are hard to avoid.

On paper rust can be seen as a holy grail or something, but I don't know anyone in real life writing Rust as their daily job for example

Apple are looking into using it

On paper rust can be seen as a holy grail or something, but I don't know anyone in real life writing Rust as their daily job for example

hello guys. I'm having trouble with my code i want to convert a range of numbers from decimal to binary.but have some errors here is my code int main(){ int number, joinner=0; for(int i=0; i<=10; i++){ number = i; while(number != 0){ joinner = (joinner*10) + number%2; number = number/2; } printf("\n%d | %d",i, joinner); } return 0; }

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Will add for sure

In fact, I would recommend just dropping every other website for code snippets, as Compiler Explorer has proven to be the best one out there. It also encourages people asking to get their code to compile or show the exact compiler error, so we can help better. It also lets people choose the exact compiler they're using

Google how to use function pointers :)

Hi, can I store a class inside a list?

as in, you want to store the type in a list?

can you do catch(auto ex)? Not sure

Yes

Question:- write a program to generate all combination of 1,2 and 3 using for loop

Hi, can I store a class inside a list?

Hi, can I store a class inside a list?

Okay... Can you recommend me a more stable alternative to code::blocks?

Okay... Can you recommend me a more stable alternative to code::blocks?