Yash
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B M Namith
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B M Namith
/get projects
/get projects
Please check the Resources section for links on Open Source Projects in C/C++ some of which are explained from scratch.
Prashanth Kumar 🌙
hello...
anyone alive ?
need some help in x86 assembly
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wth i cant type messages
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it gets deleted
Prashanth Kumar 🌙
/kickme noobs here
Zero
@PrashanthKumar0 OK thank you this is arch linux
Dimple
Hi
Dimple
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Dimple
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Dimple
Hi
Manju
programminginc
Danial.
Hello friends, I just became a programmer and I am 20 years old. I would like to know those who have more experience. In order to choose my field of expertise, should I find my field in the form of a T? It means that I should do a small test on different areas and choose whichever one I am most interested in, or is this a wrong method? Thank you to those who know how to help
Hanz
Hello friends, I just became a programmer and I am 20 years old. I would like to know those who have more experience. In order to choose my field of expertise, should I find my field in the form of a T? It means that I should do a small test on different areas and choose whichever one I am most interested in, or is this a wrong method? Thank you to those who know how to help
You're on the right path, this is how people found their passion
Code
Manju
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Mgrw
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Sana
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Om
I'm a beginner and I want to start my programming with all of you any tips and idea for me??
Ludovic 'Archivist'
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Simple Sorcerer
Simple Sorcerer
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Armenak
Hey guys
Which software would you recommend for offline C++ documentation? e.g. I use an open-source software called Zeal
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What is the role of c++ for web game development?
Golde
HI
Do you know anything about web game development?
Write to me✌️
Ziky
Nilesh
Hey guys
Which software would you recommend for offline C++ documentation? e.g. I use an open-source software called Zeal
Codelite, since it support cross platform coding and Execution, and support approx all platform
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What is the role of c++ for web game development?
If you want, you can use C++ for Networking, but it will take a long time without a library like Asio, and if you have such a plan, I recommend using asio personally, I use winsock2 myself, and it's very difficult
Armenak
Codelite, since it support cross platform coding and Execution, and support approx all platform
Is that for browsing documentation offline? It says that's an IDE
Armenak
Doxygen? 😃
My apologies, I meant browsing the C++ documentation/reference itself
Like offline version of cppreference, or documentation/reference on the boost library etc.
Nilesh
Is that for browsing documentation offline? It says that's an IDE
Oh yep it is an IDE , My bad I thought it I what u were asking for
Yorhane
Good afternoon fellas!! Please I need recommendations for contents/courses in C👍
вадим
Good afternoon fellas!! Please I need recommendations for contents/courses in C👍
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Hello , i am beginner in programming ... How should i practice C
Hritik
Hi, I code in C++ for competitive programming, and i good knowledge of data structures and algorithms, but i want to use c++ for development, can anyone help me personally, It will be great if you can provide me a roadmap, also i have done web development using mern stack, Please help me , Thanks
Ighor
Hi, I code in C++ for competitive programming, and i good knowledge of data structures and algorithms, but i want to use c++ for development, can anyone help me personally, It will be great if you can provide me a roadmap, also i have done web development using mern stack, Please help me , Thanks
1) choose library for GUI and learn it
2) choose library for networking and learn it
3) enjoy
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خَمس
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Please check the Resources section for links on Open Source Projects in C/C++ some of which are explained from scratch.
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How I can pass unique ids from 0 to N to all TUs via compilation flags? CMake
PhantomThreads
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List of notes in C/C++ Programming:
- 0_to_show_item_use"#item"
- gitgud
- howtoask
- markdown
- mcve
- meta
- ot
- paste
- projects
- res
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#projects
#projects
Please check the Resources section for links on Open Source Projects in C/C++ some of which are explained from scratch.
Pavel
How I can pass unique ids from 0 to N to all TUs via compilation flags? CMake
You probably can do that by defining a macro with a different value (-DMY_NUM=1 -DMY_NUM=2) for each TU and then using that macro in the code.
I found this about cmake https://cmake.org/pipermail/cmake/2018-August/068117.html
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Yash
Hi
Nilesh
/get meta
/get meta
Don't ask meta questions. In other words, don't ask to ask. Questions like "Does anyone know XYZ?", "Has anyone used XYZ?" or "Can someone help me?" are all considered meta questions because they don't specify what your actual problem is.
These questions give the impression that you want people to approach you and offer their help as if they don't have any other work to do. Now doesn't that expectation make you look like an idiot?
If you have a question ask it directly. You are more likely to get a response that way.
Nilesh
/get 0_to_show_item_use"#item"
Nilesh
/get gitgud
/get gitgud
Becoming a pro in C++ requires practice, dedication, and a willingness to learn new things. Here are some steps you can take to improve your C++ skills:
Read C++ books: One of the best ways to improve your C++ skills is to read books written by experts in the field. Some recommended books include "C++ Primer" by Stanley Lippman, Josée Lajoie, and Barbara E. Moo (updated for C++11), and "Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++" by Bjarne Stroustrup (2nd Edition - May 25, 2014, updated for C++11/C++14). These books provide a comprehensive introduction to C++ that covers just about everything in the language in great detail.
Practice coding: The best way to improve your C++ skills is to write code. Start by solving small problems and gradually move to more complex ones. You can practice on online platforms like LeetCode, HackerRank, and Codeforces, which provide a range of problems of varying difficulty. Try to write clean, well-structured code that follows best practices like commenting, naming conventions, and avoiding global variables.
Read documentation: There are many libraries and frameworks available for C++, and reading their documentation can help you gain a deeper understanding of how they work. For example, you can read the C++ standard library documentation or the Boost C++ libraries documentation.
Participate in online communities: Join online forums and communities where C++ programmers gather to share knowledge and ask for help. This will allow you to learn from others and get feedback on your code. For example, you can join the C++ community on Reddit or the C++ Slack community.
Build projects: Try building some projects on your own, such as a game or a utility program. This will give you an opportunity to apply your C++ skills in a practical setting and help you learn new things. Start with a small project, and then gradually move to more complex ones. For example, you can build a text-based adventure game or a calculator app using C++.
Watch C++ conferences: Attend or watch C++ conferences like CppCon, ACCU, and Meeting C++ where experts in the field share their experiences, ideas, and best practices. These conferences provide a great opportunity to learn about new features, techniques, and tools in C++, as well as network with other C++ developers. You can watch the recordings of past conferences on the conference websites or YouTube channels.
Learn from your mistakes: As you write code, you will undoubtedly make mistakes. Don't be discouraged by them; instead, learn from them and try to avoid making the same mistakes in the future. Use debugging tools like gdb, valgrind, or lldb to identify and fix errors in your code. You can also seek feedback from other programmers and learn from their code reviews.
Nilesh
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/get howtoask
These are ways you can improve the odds of someone wanting to help you.
Be considerate when posting questions.
• Use a search engine to check if anyone else had the same question as yours before asking. Stackoverflow is your friend.
• Be straight to the point (do not ask to ask.)
• Be specific, include as many details as you can.
• Show what you've tried to solve the problem
• We don't care if anything is "urgent" or "important" - wait patiently for someone to reply.
• In addition, please check this site to learn how to ask questions in a public forum.
It's good style to limit the amount of messages you send to a public forum; put effort into 1 message, rather than sending many of them, and edit messages to fix errors or to include more information.
Nilesh
/get markdown
/get markdown
If you are posting a single line of code, then embed the code within a single backtick i.e.
`
The backtick should be there before the beginning of the line of code and at the end of the line of code.
Ex:
`cout << "Hello";`
If you are posting multiple lines of code, embed the entire source code within three backticks (at the beginning and at the end) on a line of their own. Ex:
#include<iostream>
int main(){
     return 0;
}
``` <- Three backticks here
Nilesh
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