- PyMMO is a small project I am working on of 2D MMORPG in Python. Am I being too ambitious? I am mostly struggling when I need to handle updates from multiple clients at the same time. I would love some advice on that front!
- Web Development vs Software Development
- Appropriate Python course
- Need help chosing a new tool for CS
- What action am I trying to do with GitHub?
- What is the best way to learn python online for non beginner?
- Has anyone ever tried ServerAcademy?
- Starting college soon
- App that checks form inputs against list and emails result
- (Processing/Java) How to have multiple independent objects without classes.
- What would be, in your opinion, the best full web stack for someone more interested in great documentation and "Googleability"?
- People who learned programming while working a full time job, how did you do it?
- How to create Self Destructing File
- Does anyone here have interest in all fields of cs? [like compiler design, ml, web dev, mobile dev....]
- If I wanted to
- How long will it take an someone wanting to be a full stack developer to learn and be able to land a job?
- With Covid restrictions easing up, does anyone know which bootcamps will offer in-person courses again soon?
- How to figure out what's going on in a large projects without documentation as a junior?
- newbie question: Do you need to know the details of a language in order to make app?
- Coding Bootcamps
- Time complexity of a function
- (WPF C# XAML) -- Need Assistance taking two Input Text Boxes and creating an output RichTextBox with a Custom Format.
- Question about using menustrips in C# to open text files.
- Running many headless selenium instances at once! Kubernetes?
| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:18 AM PDT Here's a link to the GitHub repo First I'd like to apologize for not attaining to the rule of asking specific, not general questions in this sub. My last post had to be taken down due to this mischief! Here I'll ask more specific questions. This is a one-day project I worked on last weekend to try to understand how to integrate PyGame and Sockets. It seems to be working well, but there are some things I need to implement, such as graphical animations. This brings me to my questions:
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| Web Development vs Software Development Posted: 17 May 2021 09:14 PM PDT Hi all, trying to change my career path; im self taught and I love development. my question is should i go for Web (Javascript, html, css) or software (c++, python, react.js); what would you recommend and pros and cons .. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 10:52 PM PDT Two months ago, I decided to learn python because of its simple structure and a lot of tutorials were also available on YouTube. I chose the Python tutorial by Programming with Mosh. Really enjoyed it until i got into loops, which were proved a little difficult to understand. I also searched for some extra exercises on loops, but I couldn't do any of them. After some guidance, I understood For loops pretty well, but was still having difficulties. After some days, my friend told me that he received a diploma in photography and stock market investment from Share Academy. So, I also began a python course on that website without doing any research about the website. I had to buy their shit course materials for 2000 INR which didn't help me at all. Also, the course wasn't completed and they told me they were still 'developing' it. So, I thought to skip the loops part and move further in the YouTube tutorial. I learnt about Lists, unpacking, and dictionaries. But when i tried to do the Emoji converter question myself, I got really confused and got lost. Now, I'm searching for a good Python course so I can again come back on track. Can anyone help me out? [link] [comments]  |
| Need help chosing a new tool for CS Posted: 17 May 2021 10:21 PM PDT Well, next year I will start my degree in CS. In home I have a pretty decent machine pretty capably but I´m having trouble choosing between a notebook(i5), Ipad pro or a Surface go. Can someone give me a light? [link] [comments]  |
| What action am I trying to do with GitHub? Posted: 17 May 2021 10:17 PM PDT I've created a repository on GitHub and cloned one copy to my PC and another to my laptop. I've made some modifications to the code on my PC and now my laptop is not up to date although I did do some things to it on my laptop version. So, I'm okay with ditching what I have on my laptop's version and use whatever I've pushed from my PC to GitHub. Should I just clone it again or is there a more professional/smarter way of doing this? Thank you! [link] [comments]  |
| What is the best way to learn python online for non beginner? Posted: 17 May 2021 08:26 PM PDT I'm a CS student in college and I already know Java and C from my classes but those are the only 2 languages my college teaches so I wanna learn more on my own, especially python. Which online resources would you recommend? I don't care if its paid I just don't want any absolute beginner stuff cuz I already know programming. I also wanna get into machine learning so I want some resources/courses that would include that. I also want to make some projects using python to put on my profile after I learn it. Any ideas on what I should make? [link] [comments]  |
| Has anyone ever tried ServerAcademy? Posted: 17 May 2021 08:49 PM PDT To the people that has paid for and tried ServerAcademy.com, how is it? Is it legit? If it is, did you learn anything out of it? Is the material they teach too much for a beginner? I know how to get my way around computers somewhat, but I have a passion for it and I love learning new things and challenging myself. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:44 PM PDT Hopefully this is the right sub reddit....I'm planning on getting a minor in IT, technology has always been a huge interest to me but I'd like to get a little head start with some demos, articles, videos or anything that would help ready me for their coming fall. The class description reads, "This program provides students the skills necessary to support a virtualized data center. The student will gain the skills needed to manage, configure and troubleshoot common virtualization issues and install virtual servers, workstations and applications to support an IT data center in a corporate environment." Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! :) Cheers [link] [comments]  |
| App that checks form inputs against list and emails result Posted: 17 May 2021 09:30 PM PDT Hi, I have some basic background in Python (reading from Excel, then automating repetitive copy / paste / sort tasks). I'm hoping to get some guidance for the best approach to create what I have in mind, using free tools like Python, Excel, and the Google forms/sheets functionality.
It sounds conceptually simple but would require read/write to an Excel file or Google sheet, and some integration between Python, perhaps Google forms, and some email client. I really have no idea where to start, so hopefully someone can point me in a general direction and I'll try to figure out the individual pieces by googling... of course more detailed help would also be very welcome! [link] [comments]  |
| (Processing/Java) How to have multiple independent objects without classes. Posted: 17 May 2021 10:24 PM PDT So i'm doing an assignment involving a golf game which needs a ball to be "fired" and stay on the screen. When the ball stops a new ball spawns which can also be fired. However i keep running into the issue where the old ball moves when i go to fire the new ball. Our lecturer is pretty hard to understand and therefore learning this stuff can be pretty difficult. So, how would i go about doing this without using classes. This is my code so far: float a=525; float b=20; float c=75; float PowerBuildUp=0.2; float power=0; float GolfBallY=458; float GolfBallX=210; int u=458; int w=240; int x=200; int y=180; int z=210; float opacity=0; int XBounceVariable=3; int BallXBounceVariable=3; float BallYBounceVariable=0; boolean collison=false; int GolfBallSize=35; float []holeX={random(20,932)}; float []holeY={random(20,416)}; float []green={random(30,255)}; float []alpha={random(150,255)}; void setup (){ size(952,714); noStroke(); smooth(); } void mouseReleased() { if (opacity==100); opacity=0; } void draw(){ background (#6A6A6A); fill(0,255,0); drawBackground(); hole (); drawBall(GolfBallX,GolfBallY); BallBounce(); PlayerBounce(); FireBall(); friction(); drawPlayer(a,b); GameEnd(); if (BallYBounceVariable<=0.01&&BallYBounceVariable>=-0.01){ drawBall(z,459); } } void drawBall (float GolfBallX,float GolfBallY){ fill(#FFFFFF); circle(GolfBallX,GolfBallY,GolfBallSize); } void BallBounce(){ if (GolfBallX>width) { GolfBallX=width; BallXBounceVariable=-BallXBounceVariable; } if (GolfBallX<0) { GolfBallX=0; BallXBounceVariable=BallXBounceVariable*-1; } if (GolfBallY<0){ GolfBallY=0; BallYBounceVariable=-BallYBounceVariable; } if (GolfBallY>height-240) { GolfBallY=height-238; BallYBounceVariable=BallYBounceVariable*-1; } } void FireBall(){ if (mousePressed){ x=x-XBounceVariable; y=y-XBounceVariable; z=z-XBounceVariable; w=w-XBounceVariable; BallXBounceVariable=0; power=Math.min(power+PowerBuildUp,48); } if (keyPressed){ if (key=='f'&&mousePressed||key=='F'&&mousePressed) BallYBounceVariable=BallYBounceVariable+power; } } void friction(){ BallYBounceVariable=BallYBounceVariable*0.9; } void drawPlayer(float a,float b){ fill(#FF0000); PlayerColour(); rect(x,a,b,c); triangle(y,525,z,490,w,525); } void PlayerBounce(){ z+=XBounceVariable; w+=XBounceVariable; x+=XBounceVariable; y+=XBounceVariable; GolfBallX+=BallXBounceVariable; GolfBallY-=BallYBounceVariable; if (z>width){ z=width; y=width-30; x=width-10; w=width+30; XBounceVariable=-XBounceVariable; } if (z<0){ z=0; y=0-30; x=0-10; w=0+30; XBounceVariable=XBounceVariable*-1; } } void PlayerColour(){ if (mousePressed){ fill(#FEFF00,opacity); opacity=opacity+1.15; } } void hole(){ fill(0); circle (holeX[int(0)],holeY[int(0)],50); } void GameEnd(){ if (dist(GolfBallX,GolfBallY,holeX[int(0)],holeY[int(0)])<GolfBallSize-12&&BallYBounceVariable<=0.01&&BallYBounceVariable>=-0.01) { GolfBallSize=0; XBounceVariable=0; } } //BACKGROUND TIME BABY void drawBackground(){ for(int k=0;k<952;k+=34){ for(int l=0;l<476;l+=34){ fill(0,green[int(0)],0,alpha[int(0)]); rect (k,l,34,34); } } } [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:50 PM PDT I'm at the end of a pretty intensive 9-month full-stack bootcamp and I'm left with a seemingly different mindset than most people in my class. They're wanting to use what we already used in class or use the most popular stacks (lots of MEAN/MERN converts), but I am more interested in creating something using the proper documentation. I want to use products that will train me to behave like a developer instead of being at the mercy of YouTube videos. I was hoping to find some good solutions where the documentation is well-established, there's lots of results when I search online, and YouTube videos are still nice also lol My thought was PostgreSQL, Python/Django and either React or Vue. I don't know though. I've heard Django has great documentation but I've heard Flask does too (I see Django as the preferred of the two because it's a bit more robust). Likewise I've heard Vue has great documentation but React is great also (React is the one thing I wouldn't mind learning due to its popularity). TBH I hate this dumb-question and I want to just pick something and get it over with so I can start freaking coding. But I've also gotten stuck too many times not knowing were to turn, and I do want to take some time to try and keep that from happening as much as possible, like everyone's documentation is good until you start trying to do some more complicated stuff or have more specific questions (We had a class on templates using Thymeleaf through Spring Boot and finding answers on my own started getting really tricky). I'm pretty set on Python as data science seems like something I might want to do and ultimately I just want to get into a language and quit moving around until I'm more of an intermediate than beginner. Thanks for the help in advance. :-) Edit: I really want to stay away from NoSQL until I have worked more with SQL/Relational DBs [link] [comments]  |
| People who learned programming while working a full time job, how did you do it? Posted: 17 May 2021 02:31 PM PDT I used to program a little off and on in college. Recently I have been looking into getting back into it and making it my career. The one thing I struggle with is having to work a M-F 8-6:30 job. Has anyone does this? What is your success story? What worked for you? Any advice is helpful. I have tons of free courses and have paid for some as well, but I don't really know where to start. I feel like a need a mentor or something. All answers are appreciated. Thank you 😊 [link] [comments]  |
| How to create Self Destructing File Posted: 18 May 2021 12:05 AM PDT Hello, I need to create a self destructing audio file. I can't use any sharing system, like firefox sending self destructive a link etc. I need this "feature" to be programmed into the file itself. It can delete or even better break bitrate, or do anything else so it's unlistenable, after 24h or if 10 times opened. Please help, and direct me to the right path. What programming language can do this, or mb there's any software already. It can also be and html file where there's a player and it does the thing, I just need to somehow prevent it from coping or accessing files in html and folders. I need every bit of info! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 11:55 PM PDT like building os also, gui development also, cyrptography, blockchain also. I am saying that , because when i think of myself, i'm interested in all when i heard term in cs, and wanted to dig deeper. Is its my disease or what? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:09 PM PDT If I wanted to copy or view the code in a program that isn't open source, how would you access to the code, is there a way I can use a tool to extract the code, view it or something similar? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:04 PM PDT The question assumes it's a junior position of course. Why the question might seem obscure, am asking those with experience to please help me estimate, the languages/technologies to be learnt are: HTML CSS and JavaScript, React, Django, Git and server side hosting. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 11:05 PM PDT I'm so reluctant to spend upwards of 10k for online classes. I also think having the in-person classroom structure has substantial benefits. Does anyone know which schools are bringing back in-person classes in the near future? [link] [comments]  |
| How to figure out what's going on in a large projects without documentation as a junior? Posted: 17 May 2021 08:12 AM PDT Hi there. I'm a junior in a smaller company with this being my first gig. Last week I was told I'll be assingned on a large fullstack project which doesn't have any documentation whatsoever. How to go about this? My lead and other peers will be at hand but I'm wondering if anyone has any tips or practises on how to figure stuff out faster without constantly asking for help. Thnx.Thank you all for the usefull info [link] [comments]  |
| newbie question: Do you need to know the details of a language in order to make app? Posted: 17 May 2021 08:51 PM PDT I am still quite new to programming, but I have completed Java tutorial on youtube. So my questions is whether a programmer who wishes to create applications must know a lot of details in a specific realm? Like if you wanna make a web, you need to know HTTP, Socket, and so on and so forth. That would be tons of work and exploration!! Universities never teach students these things! What is your opinion ? Please let me know. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 07:09 PM PDT Hi everyone! I wanted to enroll in a coding camp before I attend university. Does anyone have any good online coding bootcamps that start at beginner and move to advance that I can do in 2-3months? I also hope the camp would have some fun projects I could add to my resume for a future internship. Let me know! Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:39 PM PDT Im really new (bad) at analyzing time complexity was thinking this is O(n) but the division and the greater than are confusing me, any ideas?
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| Posted: 17 May 2021 08:33 PM PDT Hey there! So to break this down in it's most basic form.. I'd like to take two input text boxes (Phone Number + 8 Digit Number) where the user has two fields to enter two separate pieces of information. The 8 Digit Number is just that, the field will have an 8 digit number entered into it (the purpose is not important). I'd like to be able to create a button that will initiate an event that takes both fields and their input text, and spit out a string of information in a RichTextBox. -------- Example.. [Phone Field] 1112223333 [8 Digit Field] 88883333 [Output RichTextBox] The Number Is 111-222-3333 88883333 --------- I've already got my standard fields on a new Project just for testing the concept before I migrate it into my actual Project. I can't really post code because while it's surely a basic concept - I'm still relatively new to WPF / C# and XAML in general and a bit used to Python and more in Network related programming and I don't think there's really anything to paste? LOL Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Question about using menustrips in C# to open text files. Posted: 17 May 2021 08:25 PM PDT So I am working with a windows form program in C# and I'm completely lost. I've literally been pouring over videos on how to get this to work and I've got no idea what I'm supposed to do. I'm on the verge of tears because I'm so lost and I've usually understood the material up till now so I don't know what I'm missing. We've worked with creating text documents and retrieving them, such as with this bit of code: using System; using static System.Console; using System.IO; class ReceiveNameFile { static void Main() } The program I am working on now though is supposed to take a textfile with some information about a student. Name, class, semester, a picture, and their grades. It then is supposed to set the info to different lines in the form and initialize the grades into an array. The text file would look something like this: john.txt: John Smith,Coding,Fall 2021,john_smith.jpg,90,100,90,85,90,90,90,80 It does this via a menu-open button called "Open". When you click open, the menu button is supposed to let you open a file of your choosing. You then select the file and it reads the file and then populates stuff into the correct variables to be used by the rest of the windows form. I'm able to make an open button that directly opens the file and stops at the first null value: But I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the open button to go into the computer's folders and have the choice of opening different text files. I can open john.txt, but if I wanted to look for jane.txt that's not an option. I've been looking at OpenFileDialog but the C# Microsoft.Com website is really hard to read and understand and my textbook is not really explaining how I would use OpenFileDialog to do this either. This is all before I actually even take the data and pop them into variables and then actually make calculations with them. Any help would be fantastic. [link] [comments]  |
| Running many headless selenium instances at once! Kubernetes? Posted: 17 May 2021 08:21 PM PDT Hi! Python selenium here (possibly relevant). I'm designing a system that needs a bunch of selenium headless instances running constantly and running tests. I'm kinda comfortable with Kubernetes and was thinking of having many selenium containers running in a cluster to which I can pass tests. Is this viable? Service discovery and networking has already proven tricky here. I've found selenium grid but I don't think that does what I need. Lastly. Should I just learn multi-threading and asyncio/await in Python? Will this be a solution or way of doing what I want? Thanks in advance :) [link] [comments]  |
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