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• HTML & CSS video course with interactive tasks
• Self taught Programmers of reddit, is it possible to be self taught and get a good job without a degree?
• Help on my first text game
• Goal for 2019: Make and share one complete project every month
• Best tools for making this app?
• Self-taught programmers of Reddit without a degree/certification in your field, what helped you land your first job?
• What are you currently doing/working on to become employed?
• I am literally stuck in one place and can't move on
• How can I use CSS/HTML to create a "front-end" for a really simple program in C++ or Python?
• C++ / 0s won’t repeat in a three digit format?
• Array Question(Java)
• Looking for some podcasts/audio-based computer science lessons
• I learned Python. Now I wish to out some effort into building something concrete and interesting? What should I look to learn next?
• How can I progress?
• How hard is it to truly learn to be an employable programmer?
• Best Udemy Javascript course?
• Need Help Understanding Problem
• Which solution is better?
• deltaTime not compiling, how to fix?
• Back testing Momentum Trading Strategy
• Coming from C++, Java seems hellishly complex
• Can Someone Explain To Me What An Instance Is?
• What do you find difficult about programming?
• Travis-CI open source questions
• Collection of Intro CS Courses with no prerequisites

HTML & CSS video course with interactive tasks Posted: 19 Jan 2019 06:09 AM PST We've just finished building a new course on HTML & CSS with videos and real interactive tasks where you practice writing code: https://course.functioncamp.com We have instructors on-hand to help with any questions you have. All feedback welcome! Once finished, the whole course will teach you to build Websites (with React) and Apps (with React Native) with no prior experience. We're trying to address how overwhelming learning to code can be, by having a single course where each bit follows on from the next, and sticking to the need-to-know essentials to lower the amount you have to learn upfront. Long term our plan is to keep the HTML & CSS section free and have people pay for access to the other sections. But early feedback is really important to us - so we'll give anybody who registers their interest early free access for a year after we release the course. submitted by /u/peenuty [link] [comments]

Self taught Programmers of reddit, is it possible to be self taught and get a good job without a degree? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 08:46 PM PST Hey guys, I had a quick question about coding and possibly making a prosperous career out of it. I am very interested coding. Currently, I am debating on going to school to get a degree in computer engineering or being self taught in coding. I believe that the latter would be a better option due to tuition cost and also dedicating all the time into coding instead of split subjects at school. Where would be the best starting point for a beginner programmer, would it be code academy, or would it be learning from books and videos? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you submitted by /u/Shanlks [link] [comments]

Help on my first text game Posted: 19 Jan 2019 08:11 PM PST Hi everyone! So I'm a teen who is very new to programming (in fact I just learned how to write simple notepad code a couple days ago), so sorry if I am not using the correct words for stuff, and also I did not understand what the rules mean by posting code, so I will try to do that, but if I am wrong at how I post please correct me and I will repost. So I started making a very simple text game in notepad, and I am trying to first get some simple one directional dialogue in there, where something is talking to the main character. I am using a format like: echo echo. pause cls echo. echo And so on like that for all the dialogue. However, after about 3 times doing this, my game just closes, like I put some exit command or the code ended, even though I am pretty sure that I did no such thing. Also, just in case it is an important detail to my issue, I couldn't figure out how to launch a program from notepad, so I saved that code as a .bat file for when I am testing my code and then going back into notepad to code some more. The place I am having my issue on is like this, in case I also need to include that: echo You must be confused, but don't worry. echo. pause cls echo. echo It will all make sense in a bit, trust me! Can anyone figure out what is it that is making my game close (not crash, close) after I click to go on from that "You must be confused..." Thanks again, everyone! submitted by /u/Issa_missa_vissa [link] [comments]

Goal for 2019: Make and share one complete project every month Posted: 19 Jan 2019 01:28 PM PST For 2019 I'm taking up a personal challenge, and I want to invite others to join in. The goal is to complete one coding project, of any kind, every month for the whole year. My personal rules are simple: The code has to be publicly accessible. The project has to be demonstrably complete and usable by others. I personally am guilty of abandoning projects or classes partway through when I get bored, which has really hampered my ability to learn new things. Never diving deep into anything leaves me with a surface level understanding at best and causes me to completely forget what I learned at worst, so I'm hoping by doing this I'll expand my capabilities as a programmer. And of course, I'm much more likely to stick with it if I have people to publicly keep me accountable and provide some camaraderie, which is why I want to invite others to join. If this is an okay place for it I'd like to be able to share my January project in this thread, and let others to share their January projects here. Hopefully together we can learn a lot and make some really great things! submitted by /u/Painshifter [link] [comments]

Best tools for making this app? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 07:46 PM PST Hello! I'm a high school student and I need to build a desktop application for FBLA (future business leaders of america). I have some Java experience, however, I don't know how to code a GUI with Java. Topic: Develop a computer program to manage the issuance of e-books to a class of students. Give the class and e-book a name. Here is link to the FBLA website with further details regarding the task. What language(s) will be the best for this project (and the fastest for me to learn)? Please can you describe the steps you would take to code this app, and any software required? If you could, please include applicable tutorials (youtube or website) that will give me the skills to make the app. ​ Thanks! - a lurker :) submitted by /u/drshiash [link] [comments]

Self-taught programmers of Reddit without a degree/certification in your field, what helped you land your first job? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 01:20 PM PST I have a Bachelor's Degree in business and over the past year have been teaching myself programming by following a coding bootcamp hosted by a local university that a friend took and gave me access to, but that I am not enrolled in. I have been following along with the material, completing the projects for my portfolio, and supplementing the course with additional Udemy courses that involve developing good portfolio pieces, but by the time I'm ready to start applying for jobs I likely won't have any official degree or certification. What can I be doing now to make myself more marketable and appealing to potential employers? submitted by /u/DiscombobulatedEdge5 [link] [comments]

What are you currently doing/working on to become employed? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 11:19 PM PST I've been learning front-end frameworks like Vue.js, and most recently have switched over to React because there seems to be more job openings for it in my area. Feeling a bit burnt out and discouraged, so I'd like to hear how things are going for you. submitted by /u/to-too-two [link] [comments]

I am literally stuck in one place and can't move on Posted: 19 Jan 2019 03:24 PM PST I have finished many tutorials about programming, mainly about django and web dev and it seems literally impossible to find a job or get any other experience, because there's only so much you can learn from tutorials. I live in a shitty town in a shitty country in Europe and I am a high-school student. I want to code in my free time, but every entry level remote job requires a ton of experience. In my location, there aren't any jobs available part-time and when I look for remote jobs, I am stuck with the same problem. I love coding, but I cannot do it because I basically don't have what to code, apart from some challenges and projects on the internet, but that just feels like a waste of time, even though I learn a lot from it. Please someone tell me what should I do. I know there has to be someone who was in the same situation as me. submitted by /u/Tauronek [link] [comments]

How can I use CSS/HTML to create a "front-end" for a really simple program in C++ or Python? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 10:40 PM PST Is there any practical way I can use HTML/CSS to make a "front-end" for a really simple program written in C++ or Python? For example, if the user presses a button, some specific function or executable program is done. Additionally, is there a better way to make a front-end for my purposes? I'd like to have a "user-friendly" program that looks better than something I can do with ASCII art. Thanks submitted by /u/trashiguitar [link] [comments]

C++ / 0s won’t repeat in a three digit format? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 07:45 PM PST I am doing a homework assignment and one of the questions asks to build a program that takes any 7-9 digit number and gives it to you in a proper 3 digit format (tens, thous, mills). I've put it together and its working, but the only problem is when I enter more than one 0 (00000000) it will only display three 0s in between the commas. How do I fix this? pictures for context submitted by /u/criticalcaliph [link] [comments]

Array Question(Java) Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:10 PM PST My prof is an incredibly frustrating woman with the way she uses language and tries to sound abstract like shes a philosopher about everything. Anyway... ​ What on earth is a "dynamically allocated array"? Is this the same as an ArrayList? She has been asked this question several times in class but complicates things when she tries to answer them. Example: a reference to a dynamically allocated array of Float references I don't understand what that is if it is NOT an ArrayList. ​ Examples would be amazing! Thanks! submitted by /u/NoDices119 [link] [comments]

Looking for some podcasts/audio-based computer science lessons Posted: 19 Jan 2019 11:34 AM PST I'm looking for some purely audio-based resources for learning computer science. This is meant to supplement a schedule of reading, videos, and coding practice. I already listen to a number of podcasts (Python Bytes, Programming Throwdown) and these tend to focus more on news and current events. There is little emphasis on the fundamentals of any particular technology or language. Are there any CS courses/resources that are designed to be audio-only? I'm focused on learning Python, but I'd definitely appreciate any quality resource regardless of the topic. submitted by /u/King_Blotto [link] [comments]

I learned Python. Now I wish to out some effort into building something concrete and interesting? What should I look to learn next? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 11:22 PM PST I have been put off learning Django simply because of the lack of good and upto date resources available out there currently. submitted by /u/throwaway_341356 [link] [comments]

How can I progress? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 11:19 PM PST I am currently a sophomore in college, learning java, and I only have one dream and that is to work for a big 5 company and I have already researched my way through and understood the only thing I need for this ride, is to do a lot of coding. Lots and lots of coding. I have made a list of competition that is going to be held in my state. And not only I want to take part in this competition I want to be the best coder and I am willing to work hard and smart for it no matter what it takes, although I have always been a B avg student during my high school year. The website that I have practiced coding on is codingbat. And I looked for more problems that I can solve such as leetcode, codefight, codewars, and hackerrank but these websites are just so hard. Like one problem just takes about 10 to 15 google searches and 5 posts on reddit. Like is there any other way to cope up with these people that are born with it. I love coding but I also want to be the best at it. Thank You guys and sorry my english is not the best submitted by /u/alli782 [link] [comments]

How hard is it to truly learn to be an employable programmer? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 11:10 PM PST I'm currently pursuing my CS degree and learning C++ and Assembly so far. The amount of details that are in these two languages makes me feel like being a competent programmer who truly knows his craft would take lifetimes to become. I could be entirely wrong and just overwhelmed with my course load this semester.. but if I could get insight on just how hard it is to become employable, that would be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/AutumnSail [link] [comments]

Best Udemy Javascript course? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 10:44 PM PST Hey y'all. I guess the title is pretty self explanatory. What I'm looking for is a really good modern Vanilla JS course where I can learn the necessary fundamentals of the language to hop on into a front end framework. I do work with JS but mainly jQuery with Laravel and the only ES6 feature that I think I use is querySelector. I want to step up my game by learning Vue and start using Laravel+Vue for some personal projects since, well, in my job we only use jQuery + Materialize for the front end. I did some research on my own and found Brad Traversy Modern JS course but that's about it. I don't really know if that course is too basic, outdated or anything. Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks. submitted by /u/wafleez0r [link] [comments]

Need Help Understanding Problem Posted: 19 Jan 2019 10:41 PM PST Basically this is code for my c programming class. I understand and have written code but i don't understand number 3 .It is saying make scan f return 0 when I enter an integer, does this mean make the function print 0 , when an integer is inputed? Let me know. Thanks ​ ​ Write a program to read-in a sequence of integers from the keyboard using scanf( ). Your program will test if the sequence of integer is monotonically increasing. 1) Your program will tell the user to input an integer sequence from the keyboard, one-at-a-time. The user is to hit the Enter key after typing each integer. 2) If a number entered by the user is not larger than the last entered number, print out that message to the user and end the program. 3) When the user enters an integer, scanf( ) will return 0. When the user enters ctrl-Z (EOF), scanf( ) will return EOF (i.e. the integer value -1). If the user enters EOF after a successful set of monotonically increasing integers, print out that message to the user and terminate your program. ​ ​ ​ submitted by /u/houstonphenom [link] [comments]

Which solution is better? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 10:34 PM PST I am doing program to find gcd of two numbers. Solution on geeksforgeeks for it is int gcd(int a, int b) { if (a == 0) return b; return gcd(b % a, a); } now my solution void gcd(int x,int y) { int sub; while(abs(x-y)!=sub) if(x>y) { sub=x-y; x=y; y=sub; } else { sub=y-x; y=x; x=sub; } cout<<sub; } both solution give the same output...my question is,how do determine which solution is better according to its run time? also submitted by /u/Kapkar123 [link] [comments]

deltaTime not compiling, how to fix? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:58 PM PST I'm trying to base movement in my game off of deltaTime as recommended in the book I'm reading yet when I try to compile my project, g++ gives me: use of undeclared identifier 'deltaTime' Code: if (mPaddleDir != 0) { mPaddlePos.y += mPaddleDir * 300.0f * deltaTime; // make sure paddle does not move off screen if (mPaddlePos.y < (paddleH/2.0f + thickness)) { mPaddlePos.y = paddleH/2.0f + thickness; } else if (mPaddlePos.y > (768.0f - paddleH/2.0f - thickness)) { mPaddlePos.y = 768.0f - paddleH/2.0f - thickness; } } Any help would be appreciated Edit: I realized that previously I have deltaTime declared in another function here: float deltaTime = (SDL_GetTicks() - mTicksCount) / 1000.0f; so i'm still trying to figure out how my compiler is saying that in the later function, deltaTime is an "undeclared identifier" Fixed The deltaTime variable was being declared in a previous function and not declared as a member variable of the class so that is why the scope was preventing it from being utilized in the following function. submitted by /u/mrsodafountainjoy [link] [comments]

Back testing Momentum Trading Strategy Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:54 PM PST Hi ! Wanted to learn how can i back test the momentum trading strategy suggested in the book "Stocks on the Move" using Indian NSE 500 companies - currently have a very limited coding knowledge. ​ Attaching details of the strategy for reference: Choose any day of the week (between Monday and Friday, once selected this cannot be changed) Is it the selected day of the week, if yes - proceed ahead, else ignore Initial Purchase - Ranking Stocks: Is NSE 500 above its 200 day moving average, if yes - proceed, else invest all the capital in liquid funds) List all the stocks in NSE 500 Calculate the exponential regression coefficients for each stock (Calculated using the 90 day time frame - numbers to be annualized for better representation) Calculate the R^2 value for the regression Rank NSE 500 stocks based on the product of exponential regression coefficient and R^2 Ignore stocks which are trading below their 100 day moving average Ignore stocks which have had a gap up / gap down of more than 15% in the last 90 days Position Sizing: Calculate the Average True Range for each stock Decide on the risk factor (Number that sets a target daily impact for the stock) - Typically 0.1% Calculate the number of shares to be purchased - Account Value*Risk Factor / Average True Range Start purchasing from the stocks ranked 1 and move down till your account is exhausted Follow Up Action (Only Proceed if it is the selected day of your week, else ignore) Selling Stocks in the existing portfolio. Sell a position if - Company is no longer ranked among the top 100 (based on the updated list prepared as per 3.1.5) Price of the company moves below its 100 day moving average There was a gap-up / gap-down move in the stocks in the last 1 week Additional Purchases - Is NSE 500 trading above its 200 day moving average, then proceed, else all the cash generated through the sale (4.1.) will be invested in liquid debt funds Prepare an updated list as per 3.1 and purchase additional stocks till the cash is exhausted (if we are unable to buy full position as per the calculations, do not buy half and invest the proceeds into a liquid debt fund) ​ Any guidance will be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/chinmay_klkr [link] [comments]

Coming from C++, Java seems hellishly complex Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:43 PM PST I'm a university CS student, and up to this point all of my classes have been taught in C++ (6 classes so far). I'm taking my first course in another language (Java) this semester. The course is being taught by the worst professor on campus and that means that I'm more or less teaching myself. After a couple of weeks of attempting to learn the basics, I'm almost as lost as when I began. C++ seems rather simple and straightforward. Your biggest issue in C++ seems to be organizing your code, which is a huge issue I'll admit, but my code has always been fairly readable. Contrasting this, I legitimately have no idea what i'm doing in Java after a ton of videos and tutorials. I expected it to be somewhat similar in syntax, but it seems to be completely different. I know C++ is considered to be much more finicky to work with, but now I'm wondering if that is a vast overstatement. Edit: I want to learn Java and love it, but it just seems really difficult at the moment. I'm not trying to hate on java at all. submitted by /u/ItA11FallsDown [link] [comments]

Can Someone Explain To Me What An Instance Is? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:23 PM PST Hey, I'm having a hard time understanding what an instance is. I hear it a lot but i cant bring myself to understand it. If someone can explain it for me (preferably like i'm 10 lol) I would appreciate it. submitted by /u/Regis_Reggie [link] [comments]

What do you find difficult about programming? Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:20 PM PST Everyone goes through a different progression on their way to learning to be a successful programmer. I was curious what other people on r/learnprogramming found difficult/challenging on their own journey and how they've approached overcoming that. submitted by /u/usethesourcebro [link] [comments]

Travis-CI open source questions Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:14 PM PST Hello all, ​ I've been getting into using Travis-Ci for my unit tests and I learned that it says 100 free builds, then you need to set up payment. To me travis is kinda expensive so I was wondering if that is per repo or all together? Also it says free for opensource, and from my understanding that's any software someone can look at/clone/modify etc. So wouldn't any public repo be free? I've looked at Travis's site and I see no explanation about this and was wondering if anyone on here knew. ​ Thank you SO much! submitted by /u/Ha-ForcedFakedLaugh [link] [comments]

Collection of Intro CS Courses with no prerequisites Posted: 19 Jan 2019 09:14 PM PST Taken from https://github.com/Developer-Y/cs-video-courses but with links to the courses rather than the video playlists and with dead links removed and more organization and information. You can see my fork here   CS50 - Introduction to Computer Science - David J. Malan - Harvard University edX YouTube - 2018 CS50.tv - 2017 Python CS 1301 - Introduction to Computing in Python - 2017 - David Joyner - Georgia Tech edX Textbook - Introduction to Computation and Programming Using Python, Second Edition - 2016 6.00.1x - Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python - 2016 - MIT edX 6.0001 - Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python - Fall 2016 - MIT OCW Textbook - How to Design Programs, Second Edition - 2018 CPSC 110 - Computation, Programs, and Programming - Gregor Kiczales - UBC How to Code: Simple Data - edX How to Code: Complex Data - edX Textbook - SICP: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Second Edition - 1996 6.001 - Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs - 2005 - Eric Grimson - MIT OCW CS 61A - Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs [Python] - Spring 2018 - John DeNero - UC Berkeley Java CS 1 Programming with Java - 2013 - Helsinki MOOC.fi Object-Oriented programming with Java, part I Object-Oriented programming with Java, part II CS 106A - Programming Methodology - 2007 - Mehran Sahami - Stanford University Miscellaneous CmSc 150 Program Arcade Games with Python and Pygame - Paul Vincent Craven - Simpson College Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming - 2008 - Deepak Gupta - IIT Kanpur NPTEL Introduction to programming in C - 2017 - Satyadev Nandakumar - IIT Kanpur NPTEL submitted by /u/Alaharon123 [link] [comments]

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