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    Learn coding and everything about programming by watching must watch videos

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:32 AM PDT

    CodingVideoz is A curated list of best videos for developers suggested by developers.

    When you watch videos on YouTube, you have a high probability of finding yourself taken by the storm of YouTube suggestion. Hence, why you find yourself watching some weird video of a cat jumping around instead of mastering Blockchain. CodingVideos helps you focus and watch videos that can improve your programming skill and your general knowledge. Daily, work on your information intake and take a step forward in the direction you want. Avoid malicious divergence and watch coding videos on codingvideoz without distraction.

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    I am unable to let go when things don't work

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 05:18 AM PDT

    I hate programming so much, but my survival depends on it so I try my best, but most of the days it is miserable and I am dying inside. And the key aspect that makes me hate it, is the fact that I am unable to let go if something doesn't work. I don't take a break, I don't think from a different angle, I maul around through answer after answer in Stackoverflow kind of websites. And then I get overloaded with so much info, that I haven't done anything yet, its already 12 midnight and I have to commit code in, I have messed up my self-satisfaction, I cannot sleep and next day I go in like a zombie to work and it drives me crazy, I hope I do get a heart attack. Why is it so difficult to just make things work as a software engineer, while envisioning the solution is easy, math is so easy, algorithms are so easy but writing code that works is so difficult. Has anyone crossed this stage during their programming careers?

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    I finally got a job as a programmer after one year of studying and figuring things out.

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 03:56 PM PDT

    I made a video describing my journey and I provided a list of resources of how I learned all the necessary things for my job. If anybody has any other questions or wants any help, I'm more than willing. I'd be happy to make more programming friends on here.

    https://youtu.be/9FsbdkSkHpI

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    Python Snake Game!

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 11:52 AM PDT

    Posted this in /learnpython but I figured this channel would be good too.

    Built this snake game this weekend and made it a sort of tutorial for python and the curses library.

    Have fun!

    https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/930frt/python_snake_game/

    ...or just straight to the source.

    https://github.com/jsterling23/snake-game.py

    Don't forget to Read the README file :)

    P.S. If you notice something wrong. Lemme know :)

    Have fun! SS if you score over 245 :D

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    How to get "professional" experience in a self-taught programming language ?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:13 PM PDT

    I have been programming for the last 4 years primarily using PHP Javascript(frontend + backend) and somewhat python.
    I want to add a compiled language to my toolkit. I have been looking into Go and Java. Although Go is short and simple, I really want to get into Java as the number of job openings are more.

    My question is how do I get some professional experience in Java ? Sure, I can come up with a simple CRUD app over the weekend but won't employers expect experience on production projects where you encounter real world problems.

    My company primarily uses PHP and NodeJs . I don't see any usage of a compiled language atleast for another year (The company has a product and they have a lot of clients so I don't think they will allow me to tinker with the application).

    How can I convince an employer saying, "I have encountered real world problems in other languages and I know how to program in Java (insert the CRUD app), so give me the job" ?

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    How do you remember algorithms?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:06 AM PDT

    There are many "standard" or classic algorithms, like various sorting algorithms like Merge Sort, Quick Sort. Various Graph algorithms and much more. How do you remember those algorithms? Is a Programmer even expected to know all these algorithms?

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    C# vs Python

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 03:28 PM PDT

    I'm 14 and can't take CS courses at school (they don't offer it). I really want to learn to program even if it's just a skill and doesn't end up being my main job. I have a little experience in both and aiming to develop games in the future. I've read in some places that I should learn an easier language such as Python or Smalltalk first and that it will make learning other languages easier. However, I also see people say learn C# if I want to develop games. Any advice on what to do and places to learn would be a great help!

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    I'm learning C++ but I'm not really sure what to do now.

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 11:41 PM PDT

    I'm learning C++ and I've been over all the basics such as loops and statements but now I'm not really should what to do. as for what i want to accomplish I'm to sure, for the timbering i guess just want to be able to make basic applications though I'm not sure if I'm even up to that. I'm using Xcode so if anyone has an suggestions thd be great.

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    Give default value to class member with reference

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 11:34 PM PDT

    What is a more C++ way of doing this?

    class A { private: std::vector<int> defaultValue = {}; std::vector<int> &test = defaultValue; }; 

    How can I give default value to reference members?

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    JetBrains IDEs and other products are 50% off for the next 48 hours

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 12:55 PM PDT

    For anyone who likes to work in pretty full-featured IDEs like IntelliJ, WebStorm, PHPStorm, etc., this might be a good time to get into one.

    International Friendship Day sale

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    How can I control Skype windows application with python, to make and receive video calls from certain ids?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 11:19 PM PDT

    Assume that skype is running and i am logged in.

    I found Skype4Py library, but it seems very outdated.

    Is there a simple way of accomplishing this?

    Thank you.

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    Debugging an Insidious Error:

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 06:44 PM PDT

    So - the problem that I have run into I ran into while doing https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/lisa-workbook/problem?h_r=internal-search

    https://repl.it/@jaghadai/StingyLegitimateFunction

    This is my code at present, plus a few console.log statements to try to help me figure out what is going on.

    My problem: On certain test cases the code does not correctly increment specialProblems , giving a result one fewer than expected. when I console.log out both the page counter and the problem counter, as well as a Hit message for found special problems they seem to be operating correctly.

    I suspect there is some situation in which I have not told it to add to the specialProblems counter even though it counts as a hit but I can't seem to find it.

    What gives?

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    How to learn algorithms and data structures?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 03:55 PM PDT

    I'm trying to study the subject for a while. But without success. I feel completely overwhelmed by the readings and I end up fustrated.

    Do you guys have any suggestions on how to approach this?

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    Got offered a job after months of searching. I have a foundation in C# and some C++ but will need Java, PHP, Apache HTTP and MySQL on Debian 8.

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 04:11 AM PDT

    Hi Guys,

    I recently was offered quite a decent job - however it involved some languages I've never dabbled in. For some background, I am a primarily C# programmer with a Bachelor of Game Development/Programming. I've only ever looked over Java when dealing with translating some Unity3D scripts over to C#.

    I've been asked about my understanding of Java, PHP, Apache HTTP and MySQL on Debian 8. It is a Blockchain company that is looking for me to " work in conjunction with the white-label provider to oversee their work in summary".

    I'm quite confident in my ability to quickly learn languages to a workable level but yeah, I've seen a lot of posts about people starting a job and working on the language as they go. Do you think this is plausible? I have very basic knowledge of MySQL and Java but PHP and Apache HTTP are completely new to me.If so, what would my best resources be? I'm willing to pay for Lynda or anything that I may need to quickly learn on the go.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    Looking for language cheat sheets.

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 06:04 PM PDT

    As the title suggests I'm trying to find good cheat sheets for a few languages. The languages I use the most often are: C C# C++ Java Python Swift HTML CSS JavaScript PHP

    Every time I switch between projects that use different languages I forget the syntax, how to declare variables, methods, etc, for each language. It would be very helpful if I had a cheat sheet for each of the languages I listed above so that I don't have to continuously google for answers. Thanks in advance.

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    Creating a window and rendering onto the screen with C++

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 09:46 PM PDT

    Does anyone know of any good libraries/frameworks for creating a window and rendering using C++ in Xcode. I just want something simple that i can use to make basic applications. I have tried SDL2 but its quite complicated, is there anything thats simpler and more compact?

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    Selenium find element help?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 09:11 PM PDT

    Hi, I am currently trying to get a selenium script to open chrome and navigate to this test page "http://www.clickdimensions.com/form/default.html" and fill the data in. However, I am having difficulty having it select the submit button as it does not have an ID so I can't use driver.find_element_by_ID, in this situation, how would I have the script click on the submit button after filling in the data? Thanks in advance!

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    Programming Friends (JavaScript)

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 09:07 PM PDT

    I'm studying algorithms and data structures in JavaScript right now and I'm hoping to find some friends to study with. Send me a message if you're interested!

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    Stuck on making a simple text messaging app for Android

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 09:05 PM PDT

    I know basic of programming but i never tried go beyond and my android programming is beginner level.

    I tried making a app for my friend's grocery store where his customer can send list as text and he deliver to them.

    I tried using PhoneGap which is more intuitive than pure Android.

    So i have have a front end with window showing text conversation, comment section and send button.

    Back end have php file that connect server[MySQL] for fetching and storing data.

    The problem i have is that the php file will be within compiled app and that php file contains database login password, which i think is not good for security reason.

    Please Suggest a road map for making simple app based text messaging.

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    Id columns in databases?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:53 PM PDT

    I've noticed that when I delete data, for example I messed up something, and re add it, it doesn't add the previous Id, it just adds the next one, and I'm just wondering, is it ok to leave it like this? For example, Id: 1, 2, 3 4 (lets say I delete this one) 5, if I add a new one in it's now: Id 1,2,3,5,6. I have a tiny amount of OCD when it comes to things like this, so it would sit easier in my mind if I knew I just didn't have to worry about it, that nothing would ever break because there's no longer a 4 there.

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    Using C# in Xcode

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:41 PM PDT

    Does anyone know how I could setup and use C# in Xcode?

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    [Python/Powershell?] Which language should I learn to automate a file read/export function?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 02:31 PM PDT

    I have approximately 800 files to manually open and copy/paste to extract data - since this is going to take several days, I've decided to instead spend 1 day to learn enough of a scripting language to automate this, but I don't have enough information to determine which would require the least amount of time to learn and implement for this specific task.

    The source data files are all named the same, lets say 'settings.ini'. The relevant data to be extracted is formatted in this file as VariableA=1X, VariableB=54G, etc. The various settings.ini files are stored in separate subdirectories. The meaty part of the script here is telling it to "Find the line starting VariableA, and export what is there into the export file, repeat with VariableB, etc" - I don't necessarily need it to parse through the various subdirectories as I can just feed it raw file location.

    Prior knowledge: I'm upto ch 4 in "Automating the Boring Stuff with Python", and I know just enough Powershell to understand how to read a script. I'm comfortable looking up stuff to make things go and using StackOverflow. I just don't want to go into this by deciding to focus on language A, and later finding out I could've done it in half the time with language B.

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    50% off any JetBrains IDE, till Wednesday, August 1, 2018

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:13 PM PDT

    1 Is this possible with VBA or am would be better served using a different method?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2018 08:04 PM PDT

    I am looking to build a program for my workplace that automates scheduling. Essentially there are several different levels of employee and several different locations of work. Each location needs a certain number of employees of a higher level and a certain number of a lower level, along with different types of licenses for each location. I would like to create a simple GUI that can create a standardized (already made, just continual iterations of it for upcoming months) schedule of workers who are working, draw from that list of people who are working and automatically create all variations of the possible location configurations.

    for example:

    Worker A, B and C are all working.

    Location X and Location Y both need one worker with license type 1

    Location X requires 2 personnel, location Y requires 1

    Worker A and B both have License 1, worker C does not

    The program would ideally create a spreadsheet with the possible configurations on it: Worker A at Y and B and C at X or worker B at Y and A and C at X

    I would like the program to be able to draw from the existing excel schedule and provide all situations that would fulfill all requirements.

    Is VBA my best bet here?

    Additionally, if VBA is what I should be using, are there any good tutorial videos around for what I want to do with VBA?

    Thank you.

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