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- Technical jargon really holds me back
- Is it worth going to bootcamp before getting a CS degree?
- Anyone else going through an online course or tutorial right now and are just dying to create a project? ��
- c++ question
- Do you think you can become extraordinary at programming through hard work as an adult?
- What’s your most memorable eureka moment?
- Monthly programming club
- Why would you use a .o when compliling?
- How would you answer this behavioral interview question?
- Silly variable naming question
- Are there any screencasts similar to the quality of Gary Bernhardt ?
- How would you suggest building an application to solve a puzzle?
- Is this a good beginner project?
- Need Help for Final Year Project in ML
- Help with footer (CSS)
- What is the best way to go about making a basic image editor in Java?
- React-native learning
- How does the return type of creation of a Class Object in Java work?
- Creating a list between x and y, from an already existing list
- Mobile Application Ideas
- How legible are Google courses on programming for someone trying to switch career to IT
- Complex website ideas for final masters project?
- Get data from Reddit post date popup
| Technical jargon really holds me back Posted: 20 Nov 2021 07:31 PM PST I've been programming in the industry as a self taught programmer for six months. I'm terrified of losing my job as I know I'll never pass a code interview anywhere else. I'm trying to learn more by reading design pattern books and programming books, and I honestly get so stuck on the technical jargon that I reread a section ten times and still can't comprehend what it is trying to say. I find I learn best when I can step through code line by line, rather than reading overly verbose guides, but this will never help in a real world application. This also becomes a problen at work as people explain a solution or methodology to me and I nod along not wanting to look a massive idiot, who doesn't know what he's doing. But I am an idiot as I ultimately don't fully understand their advice. So I struggle until I somehow solve it by dumb luck, then repeat it again the next day. How do I get better at understanding technical jargon? [link] [comments] |
| Is it worth going to bootcamp before getting a CS degree? Posted: 20 Nov 2021 04:33 PM PST My wife recently decided she wants to do CS. She's a semester away from her associate's. She wants to put it off, do a coding bootcamp, and get an entry level coding job and experience, then immediately continue on to her bachelor's. Thoughts? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Nov 2021 07:59 PM PST Currently taking an iOS dev course on Udemy and am DYING to start working on a project so I can work with a database and build APIs. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Nov 2021 10:50 PM PST if x =0 and y=0 , why is y=++x+x++ returning 3 as the result of y ? [link] [comments] |
| Do you think you can become extraordinary at programming through hard work as an adult? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 12:07 AM PST I'm by no means discouraged by this idea, but I'm curious what you guys think. I know a few people with INSANE coding skills, they can do extremely complicated tasks, work at very niche jobs and make a shit ton of money. All of them won some coding competitions during their school years, taught themselves how to code early and so on. Of course, you can get GOOD at it, get a high-paying job even if you start in your adult years, but to get to an actually extraordinary level which almost seems genius-like... Do you think you can? Is it because there is still some innate talent required (which of course would be useless without hard work anyway, but you'd still need it) or just because they had much more time to develop their skills? [link] [comments] |
| What’s your most memorable eureka moment? Posted: 20 Nov 2021 07:02 PM PST Mine is when I finally understood pointers. I was stuck on them for weeks, and when the concept finally clicked I was happy to find myself being able to tackle more difficult projects. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Nov 2021 12:28 PM PST I had this idea that I thought could be fun for a subreddit like this. Imagine you had this series of post that functioned sort of like a book club but instead of reading books you make small programs. At the beginning of each month you would make a post for this month's assignment. People would comment ideas and the idea that had the most votes would be the assignment for this month. The ideas shouldn't be any mega projects. That would just discouraged people. Something a beginner could string together in 5 - 10 hours. I imagine most beginners have other jobs ect so it would be good if it was something you could finish spending a few hours on once a week or so. It should also be generic things that could be done in most languages At the end of the month you can submit your projects in one thread and compare notes. As times passes you could make the ideas a bit mote challenging. To be honest I am not sure thst I would have time for it rigth now. My main job sadly consumes all my hobby time at the moment. But it would be fun being part of something similar in the future. [link] [comments] |
| Why would you use a .o when compliling? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 01:27 AM PST the way I compile my programs now is like this: This works well, but I see that there othre ways you can compile you programm!, for e.g. I read that the -c tells the compiler to only compile? what does that mean also there is this methods: I read on the .o but didn't understand it, how should you pick which way you compile your code? [link] [comments] |
| How would you answer this behavioral interview question? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 01:14 AM PST You have a big business presentation coming up with people who are not tech savvy. What factors do you think about when creating this presentation to accommodate people of all different tech backgrounds? Please be as detailed as possible, thanks! [link] [comments] |
| Silly variable naming question Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:23 AM PST I don't know if I'm just tired or overthinking but how would you name a variable that holds the names of some documents? a) documentNames b) documentsName c) documentsNames [link] [comments] |
| Are there any screencasts similar to the quality of Gary Bernhardt ? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 02:14 AM PST I am a fan of the quality of his videos. I am looking for screencasts/streams producing videos with similar quality. NOTE: I am not interested in material on TDD, SOLID, DDD, and all that stuff. I am more interested in people building stuff or presenting topics like programming languages & paradigms, low-level topics, etc. [link] [comments] |
| How would you suggest building an application to solve a puzzle? Posted: 20 Nov 2021 11:51 PM PST I am trying to make an application that will solve a puzzle using React.js. The puzzle is a grid with varying rows and columns, with each tile in the grid the same size. I have a set of pieces that are normal shapes. Like tetrominos, not jigsaw. For example:
To solve the puzzle, there needs to be 2 tiles on the board exposed. The puzzle can be solved many different ways based on which two tiles on the board are chosen to fit the pieces around. My question is, where do I start with the problem solving logic for filling the board array and checking for collisions of the pieces? Right before I posted this I came across The Packing Problems which then led me to NP-Problems, which this puzzle appears to be. I now see that this puzzle is more complex then I anticipated, but I would like to still ask and see what you all think. Thank you! Edit 1: upon further reading on NP-problems, this puzzle may not fall in that category. Any and all input is very much appreciated! Edit 2: Sorry, I don't need to know how to check for collisions. Really just where to start on an efficient problem solving algorithm. I am very new to algorithms, but extremely curious. To start my journey on this path I decided to replicate this puzzle I bought a while ago. I was looking for a link to the physical puzzle but came across this. This is exactly what I am building, but I want to solve the puzzle based on what date the user is trying to solve for. [link] [comments] |
| Is this a good beginner project? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 04:12 AM PST The idea:I would like to automatically open a web browser in incognito, open a few tabs and login to a few websites and let me take it from there manually. My programming level: I have some basics on programming, but I dropped out because I was terrible at it (I never found anything to be intuitive, I always needed someone to explain how things worked to the point that I am terrible at learning programming by myself) I have tried selenuim for chrome a few months ago but couldn't figure out how it worked... Would you know other alternatives? (maybe on other webbrowsers?) [link] [comments] |
| Need Help for Final Year Project in ML Posted: 21 Nov 2021 04:12 AM PST My final year project is a attire recommendations app using ML based on an user's personal wardrobe And I need help to implement three things:
I have currently no knowledge on ML, so I need help on what technologies in ML should I use to implement the above things. Please also recommend what I will need to study to cover the basics of ML and specifics to do the above project. Thanks in advance. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Nov 2021 04:03 AM PST My footer has a gap/margin in the left, right and bottom, I want it to completely fill the gaps like footers in other websites. How can I do this? [link] [comments] |
| What is the best way to go about making a basic image editor in Java? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:42 AM PST I am planning to do a basic, layer-based image editor that is inspired by PS (so basically the same layout, same operational logic just with greatly greatly reduced functionality) I assume a JFrame, JPanel, JButton etc. are gonna be fine for the UI, but what about more complex elements? Mainly the canvas, what is a way to do that so it has good performance? Also smaller stuff like a color picker UI, etc, what would be the best way to go about these? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:40 AM PST Hello people, I want to learn react-native. What is the best way to do it ? Is there a platform or content where specific instructions/tasks are given so that we get a hands on experience ? [link] [comments] |
| How does the return type of creation of a Class Object in Java work? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:05 AM PST create an instance from this class and assign it to some variable: What does the Color return type mean? Why does an instance of a class get the data type that matches the Class Name? Can someone please explain how it works? Is it using an interface? [link] [comments] |
| Creating a list between x and y, from an already existing list Posted: 21 Nov 2021 03:05 AM PST I have made an empty list, which you input grades into. I would then like to make a second list from that one. By giving x the value of maximum points and y the value for grade C. So far I've tried this: m = int(input("Maximum points: ")) [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Nov 2021 02:40 AM PST I am a student who has just begun learning android studio and react native and have an assignment to come up with an innovative app that i have to develop myself with these tools but have no idea on what kind of app i can develop that people would want to use and that i can realistically build myself and have turned to you for ideas/inspiration. Any help is appreciated [link] [comments] |
| How legible are Google courses on programming for someone trying to switch career to IT Posted: 20 Nov 2021 10:53 PM PST Hello everyone, I am a 29 year old from Mechanical engineering background. I am currently unemployed and didn't have much luck with jobs in ME field so was thinking of brushing up on my IT skills. I have had one course in programming during my bachelor's in engineering where I learnt to code extensively in blue J and also designed a pac man game in it. I also learnt C++ as a hobby at 18 by following a course on it. It has been a while since I have coded but I'm pretty sure I can pick it up fast with some practice. However, would companies consider someone with a ME background and a training from short online courses competent enough for IT jobs? Also are the Google courses on IT any good? It would help me a lot if someone can guide me through regarding this. Thanks in advance! [link] [comments] |
| Complex website ideas for final masters project? Posted: 21 Nov 2021 02:22 AM PST Hey guys, I'm not sure this is the best place to ask this and if not, I apologize. I'm doing a master's in information systems and it's final project time. I studied chemical engineering in undergrad and I'm trying to make a career switch. I can either do a study project (which would be a complete waste of my time as I would be applying to only software Dev roles after this) or an engineering project. I've proposed to make a website but I've been told that's not complex enough for an engineering project. Does anyone have any ideas I could incorporate in a website to make it extra complex. NB: I program with python so I'm thinking something machine learning related. But any ideas would be appreciated. Also this project is supposed to start in February through to may. But I'm happy to start now. So basically I've got 5 months My programming expertise is Google guru. If there's information out there that's possible for a non-pro to understand, I'll find it. Finally, if you know of a company that's looking to do research on a topic where I'll have to build something, that'll be much appreciated. Thanks guys for whatever help you can give. [link] [comments] |
| Get data from Reddit post date popup Posted: 21 Nov 2021 02:21 AM PST Hello! I'm working on python scraper that collects data on Reddit posts. Is there any chance to get the data on post date from popup without using selenium? I managed to get karma data from popup using get request - Reddit sends response with huge json that has karma data, and I'm looking for an approach like this. I'm not good at JS at all, so I'd be grateful if you showed me the direction. Thanks! [link] [comments] |
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