And I prefer not to speak to Nazis

yeah wtf is up with this guy

Danya is racist to nazis ‘-_-

Danya is racist to nazis ‘-_-

I was able to learn without books

Racism is about races I'm anti-nazist as any clear thinking adult

Racism is about races I'm anti-nazist as any clear thinking adult

May you tell us a piece of your story? It is interesting enough to be known. AND it cannot be googled up.

The swastikas symbol roots go back to ancient times. Many temples in Japan have them

I've completed a pretty good Russian C++ course (that's interesting that there's a lot of good C++ video courses in Russian, not English) and then watched a bunch of CppCon and C++ Russia conferences and then got an internship at Intel Corporation

what about uni/college?

I've completed a pretty good Russian C++ course (that's interesting that there's a lot of good C++ video courses in Russian, not English) and then watched a bunch of CppCon and C++ Russia conferences and then got an internship at Intel Corporation

did you learn only c++ or other languages too?

I can code in Java / C# / Python

Java because of uni right?

The swastikas symbol roots go back to ancient times. Many temples in Japan have them

it's part of the language; 卍 you read it as まんじ ("manji"), and although it can be translated as sawastika, it also means flyfot, gammadion and a slang for really?!, yeah!, wow etc, that you usually add to the start/end of your sentence sorry for the offtopic 👀

In C++ what is the best way to store data structures? Should we store them in binary notation which is user defined? 8KB should be good to store alot of information like a data set? But once there are 500K individual pieces of information then 8KBytes blows up to be 4,000,000,000 bytes

Store data structures you mean, serialization?

In C++ what is the best way to store data structures? Should we store them in binary notation which is user defined? 8KB should be good to store alot of information like a data set? But once there are 500K individual pieces of information then 8KBytes blows up to be 4,000,000,000 bytes

Hi, I like to learn programming language I'm a self taught do you know where I can find resources for beginners like me who don't have experience or knowledge at all at programming. I installed Visual Basic Studio already and pre requisite requirements for programming. I want to learn is C

Hi, I like to learn programming language I'm a self taught do you know where I can find resources for beginners like me who don't have experience or knowledge at all at programming. I installed Visual Basic Studio already and pre requisite requirements for programming. I want to learn is C

Best thing to do is use Linux in a virtual machine on Windows or ideally natively run Linux.

Can any one help me on heap sorting In C++

Can I use VM Box?

Hi, I like to learn programming language I'm a self taught do you know where I can find resources for beginners like me who don't have experience or knowledge at all at programming. I installed Visual Basic Studio already and pre requisite requirements for programming. I want to learn is C

What is your motivation to learn C?

For fun and new challenges I guess.

Who knows c++ language we'll?

Who knows c++ language we'll?

Can any help me on c++ project on pharmacy mangement system

Give hint or smt

Why

Don't be stupid, just show the specific problem you're having in technical way, people may help you if you do it correctly. The best way to improve your chances of getting a help is by making it easier for us to help you.

beginner problem sorry

That is why is important to read the rules first, then learning how to make questions and how to ask for help, and before asking for help, trying to do something by yourself

static ShaderProgramSource ParseShader (const std::string& filepath){} ShaderprogramSource is a struct that contains two strings... And Inside the function we have created two standard strings Can I return those strings like this... return {vs, fs };

Yep, unless you‘ve specified ShaderProgramSource constructor with „explicit“ keyword

Yep, after return keyword, double check if you specified suitable constructor for this arguments. You can even write no constructor, fields would be initialized with this strings. Also you can move them (using std::move) to avoid unnecessary memory allocations and copying

Like struct A { std::string a; std::string b; }; A create() { std::string newA{„Some text“}; std::string newB{„Some text“}; return {std::move(newA), std::move(newB)}; }

I'm returning struct..so.what constructor