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- I feel really disappointed in myself because I cannot solve anything on Leetcode without looking at the solutions :(
- I think for my self as fast learner but not until I discovered RECURSION��
- Learning programming the old school way
- Please help me code or give a clue with this recursion problem.
- I need help on where to start to make a simple "list ranking" application/program to use.
- What programming job has the least barrier to entry? Front end web dev?
- Employment without a CS degree
- Purpose of different languages
- Need help with error in .Net Core web app project when trying to run 'Update-Database' in package manager console.
- Did anyone else get accepted to Stanford’s Code in Place course?
- What's the main differences in the real world between Junior, Intermediate and Senior roles ? Also should I learn vanilla JS (pre ES6) before learning JS like in the book JS the definitive guide by Flanagan ? need advices on being 100% remote JS dev
- Is Python really better than C++ for first language in terms of efficiency?
- Bash Essentials To Create Useful Automation Scripts
- Help with a programming langauge
- What am I doing?
- Help with generators (python)
- I want to work sofware engineer. What can you advice to me?
- Python help
- Having to learn vs really wanting to learn
- How difficult would a translator application be to make?
- Having trouble understanding basics of Javascript...
- Confused About Database and Hosting
- I want to be a back end developer but don’t know where to start
- How do you send a FIN packet in c#?
| Posted: 13 Apr 2021 07:03 PM PDT I am a fairly new developer and I tried doing the Easy Interview questions and can't solve them :( I feel very upset and feel as if I am not able to do anything and will never be a decent developer :( I'm in Engineering so it's not like my math is bad or I'm stupid. But, I just can't solve these problems and I feel defeated. What can I do other than cry? [link] [comments]  |
| I think for my self as fast learner but not until I discovered RECURSION�� Posted: 13 Apr 2021 05:02 AM PDT What the fak is this I can't understand even watching 2 hours videos. It's so hard. I'm so eager to learn though because in some problems it makes the code looks clean. But it's so hard. I have watch alot of video on youtube, but i just can't grasp the idea like this function in C that output fibonacci: fib (int n) { if (n<2) return n; return fib (n-1)+fib (n-2); } I dont understand the idea on that code. For instant n=5 So it execute fib(4) which become fib(1) which will always return 1 same with fib(n-2). Watch this C code, why there is alot of 1 and zero there and the result become 55. include<stdio.h>int fib(int x) { if (x<=1) return x; //so that I could see what's recursion doing printf("%d +%d = %d\n",fib(x-1),fib(x-2),fib(x-1)+fib(x-2)); return fib(x-1)+fib(x-2); } int main() { } [link] [comments]  |
| Learning programming the old school way Posted: 13 Apr 2021 07:45 PM PDT I got into programming 40 years ago by typing in programs from books and magazines. It was a lot of debugging and a lot of fun. Is there a way to do that today or is it too "stone knives and bear claws"? Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Please help me code or give a clue with this recursion problem. Posted: 13 Apr 2021 11:17 PM PDT Write a recursive fuction that given string s it will determine if the string is palindrome or not. (palindrome a word that is still the same when reversed). It's easy for me to solve recursive integer but string give me so much pain. [link] [comments]  |
| I need help on where to start to make a simple "list ranking" application/program to use. Posted: 13 Apr 2021 10:53 PM PDT Currently, my friends and I have been watching different movies every night. We thought it would be cool to rank the movies we've watched. So I have been searching for already made sites where I can do the following; Enter the movie name followed by a ranking I'd give. Then hit enter to submit it and then it puts it into a list based on the number ranking and will also put the movie in alphabetical order if two or more movies get the same ranking. So I am wondering where is the best place to start if I want to make something like this? It seems like a relatively simple idea and somewhat easy thing to make, just need help on where and how to start. Thanks! P.S. if you know a site/App that already does this, please let me know! [link] [comments]  |
| What programming job has the least barrier to entry? Front end web dev? Posted: 13 Apr 2021 10:26 PM PDT Im a digital marketer and I can read html, make edits but not from switch so my experience is very minor. I really want to dive into a Developer role, just watching code turn into pretty creations absolutely amazes me. I'm wondering what programming language has the least hours to learn to be able to get a job? For curiosities sake. I mainly want to design webpages, or front-end apps because i am well apt at design. At least from a graphic design stand-point, i manage a team of graphic designers but i don't think i'm the best either. [link] [comments]  |
| Employment without a CS degree Posted: 13 Apr 2021 08:41 PM PDT I am currently a junior in high school, i am fairly certain that if i were to attend college my major would be CS since it is one of the only things that have peaked my interest. My family moved to the U.S.A from the Caribbean around six years ago, safe to say I don't have the money to pay for college specially in NY. I have been taking some classes related to coding like AP CS principles, which touch the basics of CS. When i began taking the class i started self teaching using online resources and i am able to use python to a decent degree, and feel confident in my abilities to learn. What are the possibilities of getting a job without a computer science degree? [link] [comments]  |
| Purpose of different languages Posted: 13 Apr 2021 10:13 PM PDT Hi everyone! I am trying to figure out which language I should use to tackle a project I'm starting. I'm looking to create a program that will send an email that has text and maybe a gif to each email in some list. This program will ideally send the email once a day to the all the emails in a list( haven't figured out how I'll collect the emails yet but that's for later) I primarily know Python , but I'm trying to expand my programming knowledge. If you think there may be a certain language better suited for this type of project please share! Side note: I'm also wondering how do you know what language should be used for any task. Like why Python for this or why Java for that? Thank you for any and all help! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2021 07:44 PM PDT I'm near the end of a Udemy project and trying to run the 'Update-Database' command through the package manager console. This error keeps popping up. I have the WebApp set up as the startup project but for whatever reason the package manager console isn't recognizing that. I also asked my Udemy instructor, who said that they were able to clone the project from my repository and run the command successfully on their end, and that they're not sure why its not working on my system. Googled for so long, and yep I would really appreciate some help.. Things I tried: - Deleting my local repo, re-cloning, and running the command again - Uninstalling and reinstalling EF-Core Tools Nuget Package - Reinstalling Visual Studio :/ yea I was getting desperate. - + A few obscure 'solutions' that I can't remember Solved- Moved project out of C drive to Documents... apparently there are access issues if you have it on C Drive.. such a timekiller and I had no idea this was the issue, even after googling around. Got help from a developer from CodeMentor b/c that's how stuck I was. I don't know how obvious of a thing this is but hopefully this helps future developers. [link] [comments]  |
| Did anyone else get accepted to Stanford’s Code in Place course? Posted: 13 Apr 2021 08:57 AM PDT I just got notified this morning! Super excited to go on this journey and learn more. Did anyone else get in? What section times are people considering? I'm working right now and am trying to see how I can make the section times work. The 10 hours per week isn't TOO daunting but I do get nervous about it. It'd be cool if folks wanted to study together too! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2021 10:40 PM PDT A) What's the main differences in the real world between Junior, Intermediate and Senior roles ? Also should I learn vanilla JS (pre ES6) before learning JS like in the book JS the definitive guide by Flanagan ? B) Anyone as experience learning webdev with the theodinproject.com ? I was wondering how good it was ? my goal is to learn Html, Css after Javascript and React... C) I am a sysadmin going back to programming I was wondering if it was worth it install Linux as my main OS for doing development like Kubuntu ? I am asking this and wondering how many of you are on Linux instead of Windows / Macs because I am afraid some communication program or any a job require software won't run on it ? I plan to go 100% remote for my career that's why I ask if I shouldn't just stay on windows since I don't have 2 computers yet... Also if it was worth it to go with VScodium instead of VSCode to remove the telemetry etc thank you very much for your time it's important for me [link] [comments]  |
| Is Python really better than C++ for first language in terms of efficiency? Posted: 13 Apr 2021 04:39 PM PDT I researched this question a lot and there were some mixed answers, although a lot of people seemed to have said python is much better. I think some people said that C++ covers a lot of fundamentals necessary for programming, whilst others said that python makes the general concepts easier to pick up. So which one in your opinion would be a better language for starting out? [link] [comments]  |
| Bash Essentials To Create Useful Automation Scripts Posted: 14 Apr 2021 01:12 AM PDT I work as a programmer and I automate a lot of stuff with Bash. This is a quick cheat sheet (or summary) with the techniques that I use to most, all collected on one page so you can easily create your own scripts. You can access it here. [link] [comments]  |
| Help with a programming langauge Posted: 14 Apr 2021 01:07 AM PDT Hey guys, I'm doing a little activity but I'm a massive noob. I'm looking for what program language and the search terms to allow me to do the follwing-
I really only have limited experience with java so anything in that language might make more sense but I think I can learn whats neccesasry to complete this task in any other language. Any guidance? My main issue is that I dont know how to apply code to a web page. thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 14 Apr 2021 12:58 AM PDT What am I doing? Well, not sure what the point of posting this is anyway. I just feel like shit right now. (Age:21) Rewind ~ August 2019. I've been working my ass off for my dads landscaping company. We've never had a good relationship. It's always been a boss:employee type of thing. Since I can remember it's always been "what can you do for me". Eventually I came to the conclusion that I would have to find my own path. Around this time I discovered web dev boot camp (LMDA) . A "Fullstack" boot camp. 9 months, full time, Monday - Friday, 11am - 8pm EST. I saved every penny from then until classes started so that I'd be able to take these classes. (Age:22) January 2020 Classes begins. I'm loving it. Learning so much. Meeting great people. I did my best to prepare since August 2019 while working full time landscaping. April 2020 Unfortunately I had to take a two week hiatus to run my dads company due to him being stuck out the country because covid. June/July 2020 Everything just seems to be falling apart. I'm starting to run out of savings, gf starts working from home due to covid which is very detrimental to my study when we're in a 400 sqft studio. Covid, protests, personal matters. I began to feel the pressures of the world while fighting my inner self. Whole lot of imposter syndrome. Parents laughed at me when they found out I was working on becoming a dev. Mid-August 2020 Withdraw from LMDA school. I pretty much gave up on myself and figured i'd better stay where I belong doing some type of trade. I succumb to everything negative around me(at this time in my life). September 2020 I figured I like cars i'm not smart enough to code. Let me go do that. Web Dev would've taken me a while to get a job. The Automotive Industry seemed like something I could just hop into asap. Had bills to pay. Like the fool I am I get myself into another mess. I sign up to UTI. A technical school with an automotive program. Many factors led to me going here. I knew I screwed up but I just kept going with it. PLEASE DONT BE IMPATIENT LIKE ME. I should've just trusted the process. Now I got myself into a shitty program with lazy professors while shelling out 30k. This is when things got tough. I ended up losing a handful of people in a short period of time. While in UTI, working a full time tire tech position and running my dads landscaping company. He had to leave the country again due to my grandma passing away. He struggled with this and a 2 week trip somehow turned into 3 months. 3 months of me running his company while handling my own shit. For those 3 months he would call me every 2-3 weeks leaving me to deal w his shit on my own. (Age:23) April 2021 I'm 5 months away from completing my automotive program. Time has flown by. I regret so much. I wish I would've stuck with the coding boot camp. I'm slowly getting back into coding when i'm not working or in UTI. I'm all over the place. Have no idea what i'm doing. That's why i'm up right now at 3:33 AM writing this. I hope it's not too late to get back on the horse. I believe as long as I don't give up i'll be okay and that's what i'm doing. Just wanted to share a small period of time in my life. If you read this thank you. I'm all over the place and just winging it. Nothing I miss more than my PC set up which I had to sell to get by. Those late nights just typing away. Zoom meetings with awesome people. I just want to be a web developer :/ tdlr; Withdrew from web dev boot camp Got into a automotive program at UTI I fucked up and regret not trusting the process. No point to this post other than to just get this shit off my mind. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 14 Apr 2021 12:49 AM PDT I am working on a function that returns a generator object which produces the sequence of common terms in the sequences produced by the generators g and h. I tried writing code that compares the numbers throughout the sequences simultaneously (one advancing only if it is behind the other) and once they reach a common element, it is supposed to yield that value. However, it has failed and I am not sure which parts aren't working. Thank you for reading thus far! [link] [comments]  |
| I want to work sofware engineer. What can you advice to me? Posted: 14 Apr 2021 12:39 AM PDT In comments I would like seeing advices to learning, any literature or web-site with information about it. May be you know good university in the world with this direction. P.s. I'm 17 y.o. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2021 11:54 PM PDT Hi! I am a high school senior graduating in May. I plan to study computer science at University of Toronto. I am interested in AI and know basics of python. However I would like to improve before going to college. So are there any courses/ projects/ YouTube channels that I can refer? Thank you! [link] [comments]  |
| Having to learn vs really wanting to learn Posted: 13 Apr 2021 05:54 PM PDT All I can say that it is easier to learn something that you want to learn vs been force into learning something else. Salesforce Trailheads makes so easy to learn that it gets fun. Im learning APEX for a job position and never have I been so excited. On the other hand, college is making me learn PHP with MVC and no matter how hard I try, I dont learn anything at all. [link] [comments]  |
| How difficult would a translator application be to make? Posted: 13 Apr 2021 04:10 PM PDT Hello all! I am taking Software Engineering I this term in which we are working in teams of 5 to create microservices that are utilized by other team members. For example, currently one of my teammates is building a webscraping application that will scrape certain keywords from wikipedia pages, and I am thinking about building a translator that can receive these text objects and translate them to another language. I am a 3rd year student of CS but I really have no idea what the scope of this project would be. How difficult do you think this sounds? Do you have any advice for doing it faster and easier? Would it be best to scrap the idea and come up with something else? Let me know what I am getting myself into please [link] [comments]  |
| Having trouble understanding basics of Javascript... Posted: 13 Apr 2021 07:12 AM PDT I am undergoing a full stack bootcamp and I am having issue understanding the basics of Javascript. I have to make a password generator from scratch and I do not want to just look at a video on how someone does it, I want to be able to just write it from scratch like I am supposed to do. I have went over a lot of the coursework so far, watched videos on youtube, rewatched lectures... and it just isn't clicking. Not sure what to do. Can anyone give me some tips in how I can wrap my head around this? I feel incredibly dumb but I know I am not. I just need to find a way to make this click for me. Any help is appreciated. [link] [comments]  |
| Confused About Database and Hosting Posted: 13 Apr 2021 11:09 PM PDT Hello me and my friends(beginners) are trying to make a project which is going to require a special algorithm to work with data fetched from api and after algorithm's calculations we will serve the result in our mobile react-native app. We're stuck in the database and hosting part. Is there any example projects you might refer to us? Or how should we specify the problem more so we can search better and find better results? [link] [comments]  |
| I want to be a back end developer but don’t know where to start Posted: 13 Apr 2021 11:07 PM PDT A little background: I dabbled in front end for 2.5-3 months in autumn of 2020 but didn't like it at all; as a result, I stopped programming altogether and have been stagnant for a while now. My old programming knowledge is quite rusty so I want to start from scratch. My main aim is to work as a freelancer by 2022. Is this goal achievable or am I setting my goals too high? Also, which resources do you recommend most? I prefer organized courses for learning. For example, I used The Odin Project and freeCodeCamp for learning front end and found them to be very effective even though I didn't like front end itself. [link] [comments]  |
| How do you send a FIN packet in c#? Posted: 13 Apr 2021 10:40 PM PDT I posted this yesterday, asking for how servers detect disconnections: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/mpxqbw/networkingsockets_how_do_servers_know_that_you/ Someone Answered:
However even though, I have kind of understood what a FIN packet is and what it does, I have no Idea how to properly implement it. I have a packet class that I use to send int, float, vectors etc over the network, but how do I send a FIN package? I am asking for an example or maybe a set of detailed instructions. I am using sockets and more specifically TcpListener and TcpClient (not that it matters that much) [link] [comments]  |
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