I don't but I know plenty of people who somehow crash and burn instantly once they write C++

God I want to talk to these people and ask them "HOW?"

I don't but I know plenty of people who somehow crash and burn instantly once they write C++

You just see 15 lines of code and they already have UB in there

20 and they blatantly segfault

Kinda hilarious but it is what it is

There are indeed three types of people, those that are the reason vodka exists, those that are the results of vodka existing, and the rest

There are indeed three types of people, those that are the reason vodka exists, those that are the results of vodka existing, and the rest

1st category made the 2nd for sure

1st category made the 2nd for sure

I would have said that the 3rd made the 2nd because of the 1rst

Just use Drogon or something

POCO 👌

Unless you know C++ only and refuse to learn something else

thats me 🐤

If you're schizo enough you can do frontend in wasm

its not even that bad with sth. like imgui and emscripten. Like not any more/less annoying than writing regular html+css tbh.

Can anyone suggest me best C ++ book to start ,which covers stuff from beginner to advanced ,and also some C++ dsa book .

Can anyone suggest me best C ++ book to start ,which covers stuff from beginner to advanced ,and also some C++ dsa book .

I would suggest go for video lectures

Can anyone suggest me best C ++ book to start ,which covers stuff from beginner to advanced ,and also some C++ dsa book .

"a tour of C++" is good for DSA im really unsure. There are plenty. Ideally you might pick one up that utilizes the STL? There where 2 books that did that. "Effective C++" and the other one had a title along the lines of "crafting algorithms using the STL effectively"

I would suggest go for video lectures

The one on Pluralsight by Kate Gregory is a good introduction I think. Also there are playlists on youtube by people like the Cherno as well as myself (im not allowed to link it here) Also learncpp.org is recommended by many. I never got the time to read through it, but aside from ads it looks decent

POCO 👌

Can the paid version handle more than a pathetic trickle of request? Last time I used the open source version, it was slower than literally any alternatives I could find, including python's Flask, Php/Apache...

there is a paied version of POCO?

i never knew. So far the throughput for me has been good enough for my microservices and REST backends

didn't notice any bottleneck there. But I also try to minimize the utilization of any ip comms or read/writes in general

But i also didnt run benchmarks and compared it to other solutions

I don't see why would you tbh

C++ or Java. C++ Only if optimization is needed. I don't see anything wrong with that

Everything fits the task

I can't get past loops in C programming. Syntax isn't a problem for me. Any advice for a beginner?

I can't get past loops in C programming. Syntax isn't a problem for me. Any advice for a beginner?

what is the issue then?

what is the issue then?

Problem solving. Are there tips that can help me as a beginner. I have reread C.N king book more than three times up to loops and the issue still persist.

I can't get past loops in C programming. Syntax isn't a problem for me. Any advice for a beginner?

Let's start from a theoretical standpoint, what is a loop and what does it solve? Could you make a diagram explaining euclidian divisions and show the loop in a different colour. No C, just instructions in plain English?

Let's start from a theoretical standpoint, what is a loop and what does it solve? Could you make a diagram explaining euclidian divisions and show the loop in a different colour. No C, just instructions in plain English?

I understand loops to be a tool for iteration and repetition. On your second question, no I can't. I don't have a solid foundation on maths.

You are now muted, await your sanction at the end of time

I understand loops to be a tool for iteration and repetition. On your second question, no I can't. I don't have a solid foundation on maths.

I mean, if you do not have elementary school level of maths, it will be very hard for you to understand even basic concepts of computer science

I understand loops to be a tool for iteration and repetition. On your second question, no I can't. I don't have a solid foundation on maths.

https://www.cuemath.com/numbers/long-division/

https://www.cuemath.com/numbers/long-division/

Thanks for this. The thought of revisiting my college algebra has been on my mind for a while. Is there any math topics I should focus on. Thanks. Ps. I have no background in CS.

I understand loops to be a tool for iteration and repetition. On your second question, no I can't. I don't have a solid foundation on maths.

Loops are the key for anything interactive beyond just calculating 2+2 and printing the answer

Even the scanf to get your input number is done via loop

Thanks for this. The thought of revisiting my college algebra has been on my mind for a while. Is there any math topics I should focus on. Thanks. Ps. I have no background in CS.

Listen, if you do not have elementary school math level, don't go around and try to learn calculus, you need to work your way up from scratch

Listen, if you do not have elementary school math level, don't go around and try to learn calculus, you need to work your way up from scratch

Not knowing arithmetic?

That's possible but unlikely if he's older than 10 years old

That's possible but unlikely if he's older than 10 years old

At what age do the slavs learn long division? here that's like around 9yo

At what age do the slavs learn long division? here that's like around 9yo

Also around 9 years old

Although I didn't really get it until I was 10 or smth

Is it my teacher's mind that anyone that followed elementary school and above 14yo should be able to explain long division or are my expectations misguided?

Is it my teacher's mind that anyone that followed elementary school and above 14yo should be able to explain long division or are my expectations misguided?

If they were in school/uni recently yeah

Otherwise they might have to unravel suppressed childhood memories

If they were in school/uni recently yeah

I'm actually in my final year in university. I just intend to change career path.

If they were in school/uni recently yeah

Your words fill me with dread and sadness Russia-boy

Is it my teacher's mind that anyone that followed elementary school and above 14yo should be able to explain long division or are my expectations misguided?

What I think however happened is he does not know what the fuck is euclidean division

Your words fill me with dread and sadness Russia-boy

I aint ruzzia boy sorry

What I think however happened is he does not know what the fuck is euclidean division

I know it as long division.

I aint ruzzia boy sorry

I am then ignorant of which slavic dominion you hail from

I will go back to my giant state machine and reflect upon the lack of culture in the universe

I am then ignorant of which slavic dominion you hail from

> dominion It's really starcraft 1 level of violence in there too

> dominion It's really starcraft 1 level of violence in there too

Well, remember that it was the slavs in SC1 as well

I know it as long division.

Can you describe it as an algorithm?

What steps do you do?

Well, remember that it was the slavs in SC1 as well

Yes. Jimmy is a slav 100%

Yes. Jimmy is a slav 100%

I meant the UED leadership

Stukov and co

In the plot the entire Koprulu sector is a gulag where the UPL state police sends people that like freedom a bit too much, but that is very OT

In the plot the entire Koprulu sector is a gulag where the UPL state police sends people that like freedom a bit too much, but that is very OT

So australia in 19th century basically

Does anyone know he implementation of in the program for example I want to send a list (p rho) to a function here p itself is a list and rho is a constant value in c programs

Does anyone know he implementation of in the program for example I want to send a list (p rho) to a function here p itself is a list and rho is a constant value in c programs

|| this symbol

Does anyone know he implementation of in the program for example I want to send a list (p rho) to a function here p itself is a list and rho is a constant value in c programs

You are gonna have to be clearer. I can't discern your intents/intended syntax

Does anyone know he implementation of in the program for example I want to send a list (p rho) to a function here p itself is a list and rho is a constant value in c programs

You mean you want to overload the || operator for your list? Try this https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/operator-overloading-cpp/ And more technical info here: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/operators (note that overloaded || are not short-circuited). If you don't want || be interpreted as a spoiler by telegram put it in double `

No it is in the written algorithm they have noted it for some concatenation operation ( | |)in algo but I don't understand how to implement it (I am writing a hardware level code for cryptography which wants it to be very fast and all) in c language

No it is in the written algorithm they have noted it for some concatenation operation ( | |)in algo but I don't understand how to implement it (I am writing a hardware level code for cryptography which wants it to be very fast and all) in c language

Array concatenation in C will not be so pretty, as arrays exist mostly only in name in C

Arrays mostly decay to memory addresses

No it is in the written algorithm they have noted it for some concatenation operation ( | |)in algo but I don't understand how to implement it (I am writing a hardware level code for cryptography which wants it to be very fast and all) in c language

If you are trying to learn cryptography, I recommend you 1/ learn and try in a high level, slower language 2/ don't use what you write 3/ learn cryptanalysis methods

No it is in the written algorithm they have noted it for some concatenation operation ( | |)in algo but I don't understand how to implement it (I am writing a hardware level code for cryptography which wants it to be very fast and all) in c language

You NEVER write your own crypto

Unless you have a phd in it

Which I think you don't possess

You NEVER write your own crypto

Bro I am given a algorithm made by a professor to work on.

Bro I am given a algorithm made by a professor to work on.

Ok, so it's an assignment and it will not go into production

It depends what kind of cryptography is meant I suppose.

You can do a lot with things like bit manipulation

oh I missed sth

You can do a lot with things like bit manipulation

As a teaching exercise yeah, just don't put it on the internet

For instance TEA is a simple algorithm for that

You NEVER write your own crypto

Yep, always steal it from OpenBSD's source code

https://github.com/MaJerle/c-code-style

yes ask me

Unless you have a phd in it

Or it is a university assignment (pretty sure it is in this case)