old thread: >>52372532
What are you working on, /g/?
LEWD
>>52375982
That thread was made at the wrong time and is old.
>>52376001
What's it parsing? Also that pic is 2cute, might have to watch it
>>52375982
That thread is hours old and nobody is posting there anymore.
Let's stay here.
>>52375963
cli program on linux to read/write facebook IMs without actually needing to be on facebook.
A notification also pops up on the bottom right of the screen briefly showing the message contents.
>>52376021
As a general rule of thumb, if privates aren't showing, it's not lewd. Following this logic, Python is the most lewd programming language, because it will show its privates to anyone who asks. Meanwhile, C++ will only show them to friends, and never to its children.
>>52376001
>1.62 MB .png file
Please kill yourself.
>>52376138
Was that supposed to be funny? Looks like a joke straight from /r/programmerhumor
Fucking autist, kill yourself.
>>52376138
what about ruby? :^)
Why doesn't C++ have a garbage collector?
Because there'd be nothing left
>>52376178
>dumb weeaboo doesn't know about compression
Why are all weeaboos technologically illiterate yet try to pretend otherwise?
>>52376198
>Anyways, back on topic, what programming books, besides SICP, does /dpt/ recommend?
This is unnecessary. Off topic posting is allowed on /dpt/.
>>52376209
PNG usually compresses anime better (smaller file size) than JPEG.
>>52376229
There's nothing "on topic" about throwaway questions for the sake of appearance.
>>52376163
In Ruby, objects inherit their privates from their parents, but they can only touch their own privates.
>>52376198
Books? Depends, what subject within computer science/software engineering are you looking for?
>>52376209
Weebs are the only people pioneering video compression for pirated TV.
If it weren't for weebs pushing H264 and MKV containers, you people would still be watching your game of thrones encoded in XVID.
>>52375963
Making some improvements to my auto launcher. The widgets on my phone basically send numbers (0, 1....etc) and a very small server (pic related the code, its like 12 KB) running on my PC executes the scripts corresponding to the number (eg 0.sh, 1.sh).
It just werks, i tap on a widget and the curresponding script runs almost instantaneously
>>52376230
That's what I'm saying, that image has no right to be 1.62 MB.
>>52376264
>watching TV
Enjoy your media jew.
>>52376264
This is actually true
Anime sub groups are one of the first to adopt a new codec when it comes out
>>52376311
>caring about the visual quality of a 8 FPS low color depth medium
Anime studios should just make everything in adobe flash and distribute anime as .sfw, there'd be no quality loss whatsoever.
first day in an algorithms and data structure course. I haven't written java in years and it is required for this course, wish me luck ~
>>52376360
>Anime studios should just make everything in adobe flash and distribute anime as .sfw, there'd be no quality loss whatsoever.
Thats actually exactly what they should do. Why not turn anime videos into vector video format? That'd save loads of space and files will be like 10-20MB, at whatever resolution you want (they're vectors).
Vector based videos when?
>>52376425
>anime characters and objects will now only ever face the screen
What do you call a programming language designed for women?
An object orientated programming language
>>52376425
Are you retarded? Good luck storing 20 minutes of high-quality vector animation in 20MB.
>tfw high quality .svg of a flag is >1MB
>>52376453
kek nice one anon
Men like us program in C
>>52376450
and they'll close their eyes EVERY TIME they move their heads
it's so irritating once you actually notice those lazy animator tricks
>>52376453
idgi
>>52376461
Well then jack that up to 100MB, or maybe even 500MB, fine?
500 MB is nothing, literally nothing for vector videos that can be stretched right from 144p to 4k or 8k
>pic related, guess this svg image's size? Its 705B vector graphics are crazy efficient unless you do some shit like make roster graphics with them
>>52376592
>unless you do some shit like make roster graphics with them
Have you ever seen an anime?
>>52376161
>knows an obscure sub-reddit
Redditfag
>>52376615
>Have you ever seen an anime?
i have and i strongly believe they can be turned into vectors. Im not saying all anime can be, but look at this one, it has simple colors, some curves here and there, i dont see any reason why it couldn't be turned into vectors
>>52376634
How do you know it's obscure?
I have a virtualbox VM running with Centos for class, and I'm trying to install the VBox Guest Additions to get seamless mouse working, but it's just not. I keep getting "Failed to create" and in the log it says "Unable to find the source of your Linux Kernel". Pic is what I found, and I believe it is the culprit (mismatching firmware/header/devel), but how do I fix it?
>>52376670
Because I haven't heard of it.
>>52376684
-devel might be just the debug symbols. Check if there's a kernel-source package or something like that.
>>52376684
Forgot to actually address the other part. You do have matching kernel, -devel, -firmware, and -headers (version 2.6.32-573.12.1.el6). The firmware is noarch because the same firmware works on every CPU architecture (because the firmware itself runs on some hardware device's embedded controller, not the main CPU). The others have x86_64 suffix because some parts of those packages are specific to amd64 architecture.
I was having trouble with breaking up a 2D array into smaller arrays, until I realized you can just flatten it into a 1D array and count forward.
>tfw 400 lines of code for a sudoku validator
>>52376726
>>52376703
The error message is:unable to find the sources of your current Linux kernel. Specify KERN_DIR=<directory> and run Make again.
What directory is that? (And also how do I specify it? This is my first time using CentOS)
>>52376127
>on linux
>not on other unices
How useless and non-portable!
>>52376926
I'm only making it as useful as I need it to be. It's for my own use.
>>52376870
You have to actually get ahold of the source somehow. There might be a package you can install that will put it in some default location, where that makefile should be able to find it automatically.
Otherwise, look up how to download the source code for a package. On Debian you run `apt-get source package-name`, I assume there's some equivalent for CentOS. Get the source of kernel-2.6.32.whatever, and set KERN_DIR to that directory.
>>52376963
You use Facebook?
>>52376859
post code
>>52376851
The scene you posted is a lot more visually complex than the one you're replying to.
You're either blind or retarded.
>stylized means simple!
Animetards can't even analyse their own medium.
sucks every file out of a folderfor /r %%x in (*.*) DO move "%%x" "%%x"/../..
for /F %%i in ('dir /b "%cd%\*.*"') do (
for /d %%d in (*) do rd "%%~d"
)
>>52377067
This is literally the laziest bait I've witnessed on this board all year.
Have to modify a Prolog program to scan for tokens in a simple stack based language the professor made up. Have to learn enough Prolog to do this and do so by Friday at 5:00 PM.
Woo Logic Programming!
>>52377109
So you are retarded.
Maybe you should actually count how many visual elements there are per scene in those two animes, since pattern recognition doesn't seem to be your strong point.
There's more colors, more lines, more shapes and the shapes are a lot more complex.
>>52377050unsigned *flatten_grid(unsigned **grid, unsigned n, unsigned len)
{
unsigned *out = (unsigned *) malloc(sizeof(unsigned) * len);
unsigned i, j;
unsigned k = 0; /* output index */
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
{
for (j = 0; j < n; j++)
{
out[k++] = grid[i][j];
}
}
return out;
}
>>52377143
Here's your reply :^)
>>52377160
Never reply to me unless you're contributing to the thread.
>>52377174
ebin
>>52376001
If you hide this post and all replies to it, every reaction image, every ad hominem attack, every squabble, every questionably-sfw anime image goes away. Coincidentally, not a single post with code is hidden.
Trying to program a robot that uses an obscure build of Java For Android built specifically for FTC Robotics. Very inflexible and somewhat confusing at times, but overall very basic.
>tfw only putting up for this shit for scholarship monies.
>pic related, not mine, but it's the type of shit I have to put up with.
Is there a site like hackaday but for open source c projects? I'm trying to surround myself with inspiration
>>52377304
>FTC
>not even old enough for FRC
underaged please go
>download book on vim
>all kinds of neat shit
>completely forget how to use any of it the next day
learning c lel
>>52377154
>casting the return of malloc
>declaring variables outside of the for loop
>using unsigned, not size_t for i,j,k
>not using uintN_t or uint_leastN_t instead of just raw unsigned
>iterating over indices instead of pointers
your C is weak as shit. fix yourself.
http://icube-icps.unistra.fr/img_auth.php/d/db/ModernC.pdf
>>52377352
>Not even old enough for FRC
>Not knowing FRC and FTC contain same age requirements
Fuck out of here kid.
>>52377465
Doesn't change that you're still in highschool buddy
>>52377472
"There's no way an 18 year old can be in high school"
>>52377500
ok reddit, ok
>>52377383
>falling for the vim meme
Haha, holy shit, people have been falling for this garbage for over a hundred years
This thread is literally shit.
http://joeburger.ax.lt/TowerDefense2/
Why does /dpt/ hate python?
>>52377623
use the goddamn api
or string manipulate
>>52376309
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Programming_resources
>>52377638
Why does /g/ hate perl?
>>52377638
It's 50-50, the memers and fun-lovers love it for its quick production and thus memes. The no-fun-allowed, jealous side who haven't made anything of value hate it for those reasons
>>52377623
>How do I do it in JavaScript?
I suggest killing yourself first
>And no, I won't use the API.
why the fuck not you
>>52377649
s/you//
>>52377638
I dont, its an easy language to write and use, just like php
some people are just butthurt that we(python/php users) can do the same task in 5% more time and 150% easier to code.
>>52377623
use jquery and select the $(".thread").html()
>>52377623
another option is
function getFirstInClass(classname) {
var x = document.getElementsByClassName(classname);
return(x[0].innerHTML);
}
>>52377678
come on ladfunction getFirstInClass(classname) {
var x = document.getElementsByClassName(classname);
return(x[0].innerHTML);
}
>>52376670 (you)
>>52376691 (you)
>>52377741
>string manipulate
forget everything you know about javascript
just search the string for the first instance of ".thread" and copy that into another string until you find a space character
this is basic shit
>>52377741
alright, then
parser = new DOMParser();
xmlDoc = parser.parseFromString(InPuttField"text/xml");
var x = xmlDoc.getElementsByClassName(classname);
fag = x[0].innerHTML
>>52377741
>How?
first off, listen to the other guy, I'm only suggesting string manipulation if you don't want to do the jquery
second, google string manipulation functions if you really want to
>>52377665
>use jquery
I too browse stack overflow.
>>52377870
nice meme
>>52377870
I browse stackoverflow to answer questions other people have :^)
>he fell for the parametric polymorphism meme
>he fell for the oop meme
Finally ready to become a programming literate, /dpt/. Pic related.
Any advice?
I fell for the meme and recently started learning programming, I was originally thinking of using it for looking for a job, as something I can learn on my own time at my own pace is appealing. As I started learning it, I found I'm not stressed or annoyed by the learning process for it, I'm actually rather enjoying it, but that makes me wonder, should I look for a job with it once I feel confident? Or is doing it for a living going to kill my enthusiasm...
>>52377565
>not using god-tier vim for editing text files
>>52377997
Should be text/html.
>>52377997
can you even get the myRequest variable into that function? have you defined it global or are you just retarded?
We should really split dpt into two threads. One for 'pediphiles' and one for normies.
Then we can have competitions and stuff. Sounds like fun.
Learn to write a compiler for a subset of the C programming language with Scheme.
lets write a C compiler in PHP
>>52378033
>have you defined it global or are you just retarded?
This is the same thing
Made a PHP reverse shell
https://github.com/AlphaDelta/SPUD
In Scheme, I want to take a function argument, append "_ch" to it, and then define it with a variable.
So that(ass anus 55)
returns a variable named "anus_ch" that is 55.
I shat out this:(define-syntax ass
(syntax-rules ()
((_ title arg)
(eval (list 'define (string->symbol (string-append (symbol->string 'title) "_ch")) arg)))))
which works but I don't think is especially elegant.
I hear that eval is bad and I should never use it. Is there a way to do what I want without eval?
>>52378069
well, true
>>52377973
I hope you're good at math
>>52377976
programming isn't a meme you absolute cretin
>>52375963
What SQL database to learn for a newblet i program in python php c++ and java
>>52378081
>Is there a way to do what I want without eval?
>Is there another way to make a string an identifier
Scheme's equivalent of dictionaries.
>>52378114
>https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Programming_resources << why the fuck did this appear when I clicked to respond to you?
back to why I clicked on you.
You haven't been on other parts of /g/ have you?
>>52378125
>var variables defined outside of a function can be accessed inside
yes, but that doesn't mean you should do it, everything should be done in functions and only variables required for other functions should be passed there with function(x, y, z)
>>52378136
I haven't. Do they consider it a meme?
<pre><?php
echo "hello world";
</pre>
>>52378114
"Everyone should learn programming!" is absolutely a meme.
>>52378125
The way you want to do this is
function handleResponse(var request) { ... }
then call with handleResponse(myRequest);
Might as well get used to writing code this way as it'll be really important later on.
>>52378180
they should though
"if you understand programming, you understand the world" - aristotle
>>52378192
>implying we need more code monkeys in the world
>>52378214
think I'd rather trust aristotle's advice Tbh
>he hasn't fallen for the tornado meme
Lads how do I change this program so that it draws a car with two circles and two rectangles in java windowbuilder, pic related I did it before but forgot how? Please respond.
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.EventQueue;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.border.EmptyBorder;
public class Grafik extends JFrame {
private JPanel contentPane;
/**
* Launch the application.
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
try {
Grafik frame = new Grafik();
frame.setVisible(true);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
});
}
/**
* Create the frame.
*/
public Grafik() {
setTitle("Grafik");
setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
setBounds(100, 100, 600, 400);//(x,y på skärmen, bredd, höjd på fönstret)
contentPane = new JPanel();
contentPane.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(5, 5, 5, 5));
contentPane.setLayout(new BorderLayout(0, 0));
setContentPane(contentPane);
}
public void paint(Graphics g){
g.drawLine(50, 50, 400, 200);
g.setColor(Color.GREEN);
g.fillRect(100, 100, 50, 100);//(x,y,bredd,höjd)
g.setColor(Color.RED);
g.fillOval(200, 150, 50, 50);//(x,y,bredd,höjd)
}
}
>>52378313
m8 please use code tags
In class right now, we gotta make some kind of database for plants.
I cant program for shit so I need help from you anons.
Were using C# in Visual studio by the way
>>52378174
m8
<code>
<?php
echo "hello world";
?>
</code>
>>52378363
muh breh, we fail together, welcome newfag :^)
So for learning programming, I was gonna start with c programming a modern approach, then go through k&r, after those where should I start with c++?
>>52378385
>after those where should I start with c++?
Don't. C++ is a horrible meme.
>>52378404
>C++ is a horrible meme
Now that's a meme right there
C++ compiles slowly, but that's hardly a significant downside when you consider its thousands of advantages over C
>>52378348
I can't help much with the info you gave me. Elaborate.
>>52378428
>its thousands of advantages over C
Even if it does supposedly have thousands of advantages (hint: bloat != advantages), it has several MAJOR disadvantages which make it completely unsuitable to being even close to being a replacement for C.
>Unstable ABI (name mangling)
>Hard as fuck to parse (literally undecidable syntax)
>Hard as fuck to implement (huge standard library)
>Stupid features which make it not viable for systems programming (exceptions etc.)
>>52378435
We're having some kind of "post-apocalyptic" theme week (its boring as shit) and we have to make a database with plants where it says if they're poisionous, if they're edible etc.
You should be able to search it as well.
We only need to make about 10 entries with plants since it's a prototype, not an actual full database
>>52378428
>thousands of advantages over C
Shitload of "features", horrible syntax and inconsistent, bloated standard library doesn't make C++ better than C.
I'm trying to mod Rhytmbox so that the text that displays the song that's currently playing is placed at the center of the toolbar. However i cant seem to find any information on how to do this. I have never programmed XML before so i am a little bit unsure exactly how it works.
This is the code for the "box" that i want to align at the center:<child>
<object class="GtkToolItem" id="song item">
<property name="can_focus">False</property>
<child>
<object class="GtkBox" id="song display">
<property name="can_focus">False</property>
<property name="margin_right">12</property>
<property name="hexpand">True</property>
<child>
<object class="GtkEventBox" id="album cover eventbox">
<property name="visible">True</property>
<property name="can_focus">False</property>
<property name="visible_window">False</property>
<child>
<object class="GtkImage" id="album cover">
<property name="can_focus">False</property>
<property name="has_tooltip">True</property>
<property name="margin_left">12</property>
<property name="margin_right">12</property>
<signal name="query-tooltip" handler="bigger_cover" swapped="no"/>
</object>
</child>
</object>
<packing>
<property name="expand">False</property>
<property name="fill">True</property>
<property name="position">0</property>
</packing>
</child>
Does anyone have any idea if/how i can do this without having to rewrite the entire program??
>>52378376
ty senpai<code>
<?php
echo "hello world";
?>
>>52378463
We're gonna use unity to create a gui for it.
>>52378404
>>52378462
>>52378480
I asked where I should start with C++ because I was planning on moving up to Java / C# as well, for the reason of hoping to look for employment eventually because while I enjoy learning it, and playing around with things, it isn't particularly productive on my own time.
If I can become relatively productive, and proficient at programming on my own time, I'd gladly take making it less enjoyable, moving to a job that isn't skilless, making more then the $1,200 a month I'm currently making in the U.S.
>if err != nil {
holy shit fuck this language
>>52378462
>Unstable ABI (name mangling)
The ABI isn't unstable. It's seldom standardised, but not because of name mangling. Compilers intentionally use different name mangling schemes to prevent you from trying linking code whose ABI is incompatible for other reasons (e.g. the implementation of pointer-to-member types and exceptions).
>Hard as fuck to parse (literally undecidable syntax)
Incorrect.
>Hard as fuck to implement (huge standard library)
C is the only mainstream language with a smaller standard library.
>Stupid features which make it not viable for systems programming (exceptions etc.)
You personally not liking exceptions doesn't make them "stupid" or unsuitable for systems programming. And most compilers allow support for exceptions to be disabled.
>>52378631
https://blog.golang.org/errors-are-values
>>52375963
gotta work on my daemon.
even though it's in go and uses concurrency and it's for a webapp I refuse to call it a microservice
I made a paranoid decision to have it disconnect invalid requests made over a unix socket immediately, but I actually need it to not hang up because there's a bit of latency between when the webapp will ask it something and when that resource will be available or something.
Making things that are too clever for their own good has been a major impediment to progress and is something I desperately need to unlearn. However I'm also coming to realize that not everything which can be expressed as code is so easily expressed in English. Moderation is the key to everything in life. So is Jar-Jar Binks.
>>52378725
>>Hard as fuck to parse (literally undecidable syntax)
>Incorrect.
Templates are Turing complete, meaning you can do:
typename collatz_conjecture<N>::type t;
(or any other of your favorite unsolved decision problems)
making it literally impossible to parse.
>>52378725
>The ABI isn't unstable
Yes it is. GCC changed its ABI not too long ago, and programs must be compiled again to use it.
Also take something compiled with GCC or whatever, and try and link it with something compiled with MSVC or some shit. C doesn't have that problem, and the ABI for that is not defined by the standard.
>Incorrect.
http://blog.reverberate.org/2013/08/parsing-c-is-literally-undecidable.html
>C is the only mainstream language with a smaller standard library.
So? That doesn't stop C++'s from being fuckhuge and bloated.
>And most compilers allow support for exceptions to be disabled
>Just ignore shit you don't like
Fucking Sepplesfags.
http://pastebin.com/HathL3ai
I'm making an open world vidja game
I thought they said nim produced readable C
http://pastebin.com/CNetDGX7
>>52379064
It's pointless to expect anything from machine generated code, even if they indent it or whatever.
>>52378500
There's quite clearly nothing in the code you posted that defines where it appears on the window.
I don't know anything about that application or how it's written, but you're clearly not in the right place.
>>52378300
>Posted in every thread
>Still nobody cares
Just stop posting it and give up.
>>52379007
jboss and postgres or tomcat and mysql?
http://strawpoll.me/6516622
http://strawpoll.me/6516622
http://strawpoll.me/6516622
last one, using C's printf function instead of nim's echo
http://pastebin.com/5CJHgphx
>>52378300
I just made my own.# coding=UTF-8
import time
import math
string = "Mitt i träsket, jo Raggvaldsträsket där sover Theodor"
length = len(string)
space = " "
f = 0
i = 0
while True:
while True:
print space*int(math.sin(f)*40+50) + string[i:] + space + string[:i] #+ space + str(int(math.sin(f)*50)) + space + str(f)
i += 1
if i == len(string):
i = 0
f -= 0.08
time.sleep(0.02)
Wanna post your code?
>>52379007
neat, what with?
What distro should I install for basic programming? I don't need an X server.
>>52379577
It makes basically no difference.
>>52379577
you dont need X? then ubuntu server
>>52379577
Every OS ever made supports basic programming
>>52379577
Parabola GNU plus linux-libre
>>52379602
windows requires you to install a software suite that takes up 3x more space than the OS before you can start programming according to microsoft
>>52379658
You can program in notepad.
>>52379676
enjoy your no compilers bro
>>52379658
-write code in notepad/notepad alternatives
-compile it with mingw32
>>52379708
like I said, windows does not come with compilers of any sort
the official route is through visual studio, or you're free to install your open source hackware.
just install linux, gcc and build-essential come by default on any sane distro.
>>52379577
Every distro has gcc in its repos.
>>52379658
You can use Pelles C or mingw. They're a fraction of the size of MVS. Pelles C is only like 10MB to download.
>>52379594
Thanks.
>>52376859
The best part about this is that it extends to 1D arrays, too.
Because arrays are, at their hearts, just pointers with offsets, you can treat them like that and it'll still work just fine.
>>52379754
Even Android does, although you'll have to hunt for awhile.
http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/I_did_it_for_you_all
>>52379887
pls anon, you are disturbing the industry.
>>52379557
why do you have two while true statements?
>>52379992
To be extra sure it runs forever, duh
>>52376230
That's wrong though.
You're retarded.
>>52379577
W10
VS2015 Update 1
Emacs
I'm doing the Heroku starting Ruby program and I just can't get over this problem.
at the start an error is expected " 'jruby' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file".
I solved that by just opening the command prompt in the default location "C:Users/xxxx"
Now at the later stages I need to install bundler again and i get the same error message. I tried fixing the PATH in the My Computer/Properties thing.
Someone please help.
>>52380485
Did you reboot?
>>52380577
No ,I didn't reboot...
I closed all cmd prompts and reopened them
>>52380590
You need to reboot (or at least re-login).
Enjoy your Windows.
>>52380590
Ok reboot
>>52380617
Trolled hard LOL
>>52380631
>>52380606
>>52380598
now not even "heroku login" doesn't work
man, fuck me.
how in fuck are sql databases so fast
>>52380657
And this is why many installers modify the PATH for you. So morons like you don't fuck it up.
Hey /dpt/ i want to ask for a life advice.
I went to study CS on college and now im going to drop out. I would like to work as a programmer so my family won't think that im such a failure. What should I learn if i want to get a job in summer?
I know a little python, haskell and sql but im pretty bad at programming
>>52380657
i fixed it by opening cmd in the heroku installation directory but the same doesn't work with jruby.
>>52380685
this is literally my first project, ofc I'll make mistakes.
>>52380729
Post your PATH
>>52380713
>I would like to work as a programmer
>im pretty bad at programming
Maybe try to find something you're good at?
>>52380685
W10 has an almost decent editor for enviroment variables these days. Progress!
If only consoles would automatically reload them when they are changed we would be somewhere.
>>52380734
In the meantime I prowsed Stackowerflow and I found this guy http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4154000/jruby-unable-to-install-devise-on-windows-using-jruby
I manually installed jruby and when in the same directory as jruby .exe file I get this "jruby: No such file or directory -- bundle (LoadError)"
The Path that was put in when I installed jruby (in the upper "user" variables) was this JAVA_HOME ; c:\program files\java\jre1.8.0_66
my regular(in the lower system variables) PATH ; C:\Ruby22\bin
>>52380832
We'd be somewhere if this shit was saved on a per-user basis in a text file. So if you royally fuck things up to the point where you can't boot anymore that you could just use a live-cd/usb to restore it to working condition.
I read in my book that all objects are descended from THE OBJECT in js. Can somebody explain more about THE OBJECT. Someone in the previous thread answered my question and this is wjat i got.
>>52372369
>>52372442
So subtypes of THE OBJECT, or condtructors/classes, are all the same thing. And these inherit from "THE OBJECT". Am i correct?
So there is such thing as THE OBJECT? Who created it, how do i see it?
>>52380713
You need to have an attitude different than "im doing this so others dont percieve me as a failure" in order to succeed.
Learning how to program isn't just something you can do on a whim like that, which is why people study the topic for years and years. You will never get good at anything if you approach it with the attitude that it won't take much to master.
>>52380676
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_index
>>52379676
Someone already said windows doesn't come with compilers so this is wrong. But also i'd like to add that other OSes also come with editors that you can ACTUALLY program in, such as vim and emacs.
>>52379723
>your open source hackware
>linux
the irony
>>52379992
So that it runs for forever ever
did that guy with the bresenham's circle text ever make a flower of life?
>>52380901
I read in the book that all people are descended from GOD in Heaven. Can somebody explain more about GOD? Someone in the previous thread answered my question and this is wjat i got.
So there is such thing as GOD? Who created it, how do i see it?
>>52379557
>Mitt i träsket, jo Raggvaldsträsket där sover Theodor
what is this meme and why did a youtube commenter post it on 2 different videos 2 years apart? is it an in-joke or a reference or something?
ran this on linux like 5 times, and moved it to windows thinking something was wrong cause it looked like it just wasnt opening in the terminal, on windows it just stopped instantly and I realised I was an idiot.#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
int main()
{
int digit_seen[10] = {0};
long int n = 0;
int digit;
while(n = 0)
{
scanf("%ld", &n);
while(n > 0)
{
digit = n % 10;
digit_seen[digit] = digit_seen[digit] + 1;
n /= 10;
}
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
printf("%d ", i);
}
printf("\n");
for(int k = 0; k < 10; k++)
{
printf("%d ", digit_seen[k]);
}
printf("\n\n");
}
return 0;
}
then fixed it#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
int main()
{
int digit_seen[10] = {0};
long int n = 0;
int digit;
while(n >= 0)
{
scanf("%ld", &n);
while(n > 0)
{
digit = n % 10;
digit_seen[digit] = digit_seen[digit] + 1;
n /= 10;
}
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
printf("%d ", i);
}
printf("\n");
for(int k = 0; k < 10; k++)
{
printf("%d ", digit_seen[k]);
}
printf("\n\n");
}
return 0;
}
slowly moving alone c programming a modern approach. (i guess not super slowly since its my first programming language, and I'm doing 4 chapters a day right now)
>>52381121
Ok fien. But i has another question.
How does a javsscript function allow a new object to use the functions argument as its property?
>>52381400
whoops, original code had while(n > 0) I screwed it up when I went to unfix it
>>52381438
How do laws allow people to use the 'economics' argument for them to own property?
>>52376254
>>52376138
>>52376173
Nice jokes!
And what platform is the best for developing in COBOL and SQL? Oracle Java or Microsoft .NET?
C++ Primer 6th edition
is this good?
>>52381576
I've heard bad things about the primer plus books.
How is Unity cross platform when you write in C#?
Shit man, x86 instruction encoding is convoluted as fuck.
It's no wonder Intel wanted to move to Itanium. This is literally retarded.
http://ref.x86asm.net/
>>52381576
What will you use it for?
>>52381733
Whats retarded about it ?
>>52381648
Unity uses mono instead of microsoft's clr (which is what may be confusing you).
Mono compiles c# into ECMA Common Language Infrastructure (CLI), which is cross platform.
http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/
>>52380743
You were a good programmer when you started?
>>52381787
There's so many different fields for different scenarios that often fill inconsistent purposes based on the opcode. There's a huge number of ways an operand can be passed in and you have to know what all the different types are to use them. And things that you wouldn't expect to matter will completely change the encoding of an instruction (for example, there might be an old instruction that used to only work on the accumulator register, but now it works on anything, so if you try to use it with ebx you'll get a completely different result than eax cause it's a different opcode).
It's just a mess.
>>52381854
Nobody expects you to be a good programmer when you start. But if you're trying to work as a programmer and are attending college for it, they expect you not to drop out, barring extenuating circumstances.
>tfw no time to work on my own projects because I'm busy with work 24/7
Never let anyone tell you the codemonkey life is a good one
>>52381982
How many hours a week do you work? I've been in a similar situation - it really sucks.
>>52381822
Thanks
So if I have a base class with a function.
And I have a dervied class that inherits from it.
Do I need to define the function in the dervied class if I want to use it?
I've seen something like
int DerivedClass::function()
{
return BaseClass::function();
}
Is this necessary?
>>52381982
Like anything else, depends on the company.
We get free beer and a really relaxed work environment. If I take care of shit on time, they don't even care if I show up.
>>52382361
Is the pay good?
>>52382361
not a code monkey, i work an office job as well. extremely relaxed, always fun. beer near the end of shift, our own really nice offices, plus my boss is the only other one who smokes so i can go out whenever i want. downside, he smokes my smokes, upside, he buys me packs occasionally.
>>52382361
>>52382548
>Pretending to like beer
You're really fitting in.
>>52377973
Get inspired. Don't obsess about languages at first. You can make cool stuff in BASIC.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl68a-WftNk
I've decided it's for the best if I learn sepples seeing as C apparently doesn't cut it anymore.
How long does it take to get up to a professional standard in C++? Bearing in mind I know Java and C really well and have thorough understanding of pointers/computer architecture and object oriented programming
>>52382668
Easy, you already know both sides of C++. Just take a few days to learn the syntax and you're golden.
>>52382617
Beer is my 2nd favorite food, are you high or something? There's also nothing more relaxing than finishing a day in the office with a beer at your desk.
>>52382692
That sounds cool although it looks like there's a lot more to it than that.
What's a really thorough and concise book? Bjarnes C++ programming language?
>>52382822
That's the standard, yes
>>52382866
Alright, and what sort of framework/libraries do you need to know besides the standard library?
e.g. in JavaEE I'd say it's Servlets, Spring/struts and Hibernate.
>>52382924
The C++ standard library is huge, you don't really need to know much else. Everything else is just convenience libraries
>>52382952
Really? That's pretty surprising seeing as it's pretty much impossible to have Java project without a whole bunch of external libraries even though it has a massive standard library.
>>52383015
I very rarely find myself needing something that the standard library can't provide. It has a ton of shit and it's easy to work with
Decided to go with SFML instead of libcaca (already have SFML set up)
Found it odd how it folded back on itself. Have never heard of examples of that.
Friendly reminder that Java a shit
>>52383457
What is it supposed to be doing?
>>52382174
No what the fuck
>>52383470
Friendly reminder that all languages have a time and place.
>>52383539
It's a
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Langton%27s_ant
Really simple.
This happened when I didn't take care of the ants position overflowing the buffer size on the Y axis so it wrapped to the top. I've fixed that, but I can't quite understand why it's going in reverse in that case.
I guess it's just because when left is right and right is left it has the exact same track to follow backwards as it did forwards. The wikipedia article doesn't mention this behavior when turning the ant around but I guess it might be fairly obvious if you grab a pen and paper and examine it.
>>52382174
No the point is that you're supposed to only have it in one place. If OOP was about redefining your objects in terms of one another for no apparent reason nobody would even consider it.
Which would be great but that's not the reality we live in.
>>52382668
> How long does it take to get up to a professional standard in C++? Bearing in mind I know Java and C really well and have thorough understanding of pointers/computer architecture and object oriented programming
Between a couple of months and a couple of years depending upon a) how good your Java/C/programming skills actually are and b) what you consider a professional standard.
Getting really good takes forever, but most jobs don't require that. They'd rather have an "adequate" C++ programmer with other relevant knowledge (libraries, formats/protocols, problem domain, etc) than someone who has mastered the dark corners of the language but knows little else.
The main problem is that, because C++ is in decline (Java, web and mobile have taken over a lot of what used to be done in C++), companies can afford to require prior professional C++ experience, and most do, making it hard to get a first C++ job.
Electrical and Computer Engineering student here. Have to select a senior design project and I have no idea what to do. It has to include both hardware and software design.
Any ideas /dpt/?
I would like to do autonomous flight control systems, but that's probably not possible to do and write a 50 page paper on in a school year. Plus I'd probably have to front a lot of money, the school only helps out so much.
pair programming is literally just a forced hawthorne effect.
>>52383958
Something that involves the following:
>Hardware that does something physically, like open a door or fill a vase full of water
>Database full of data from something, potentially a public API from something like Google
>Software that performs heuristic analysis on the data in the database and then controls the Hardware that does something
Like, parse google API to get hits for the republican candidates on social media, store in database, application analyzes information and fills huge tubes of fluid relative to apparent media support for candidate.
>>52383978
Can probably attest to that. I've done pair programming with my mother at her work. It's very clear that she's more active when I'm there because I've helped her two days in a row on several occasions and there's no way she was as active during her 8 hours that we were during our ~4.
Not saying mom is bad of course. But as you say I don't think it's my direct contribution that helps that much, I make errors, sometimes point out hers, but that's very minor stuff for the most part (especially since she has great attention to detail).
She tells me I'm more courageous, she's very hesitant to most changes while I make them rapidly and then look for errors most of the time but it really doesn't account for that much time saved.
>>52384114
>pair programming with my mother at her work.
I don't think I could do pair programming with my parents. Luckily, neither of them are programmers.
It would be bedlam.
>>52383930
>a) how good your Java/C/programming skills actually are
good enough to get paid a decent amount
>b) what you consider a professional standard.
good enough to get paid
a decent amount for
>C++ programmer with other relevant knowledge (libraries, formats/protocols, problem domain, etc)
I see, that's pretty much what I expected. The question is what can I learn that will get me paid?
I've had a look at the libraries out there and I think the standard library is manageable. WxWidgets looks good for GUI programming and if openMP is used by C++ programmers then I have multithreading nailed.
That leaves a dependency injection framework (is it widely used in C++ like in java?) and a networking library.
>>52376173
Haha! Nice joke. Python master race
>>52384114
>I've done pair programming with my mother at her work.
w-what?
>>52384168
No more questions.
Classified.
>>52384168
Nepotism, not that there's anything wrong with that.
>>52384168
https://dotnetfiddle.net/#&togetherjs=eohRtmrMQi
someone want to join ?
assemblyfags are you contributing to psp uofw and why aren't you?
/g/, we need to do something with:
http://www.pornhub.com/video/webmasterss
>>52384012
That's some crazy shit. Sounds fun.
>>52384221
>Nepotism
No not even. Wasn't paid. Just being a good son.
>>52384282
>Wasn't paid.
>>52384244
what a clusterfuck
>>52384249
No. PSP is gay. I'd rather work on PCSX2 if I wanted to do assembly in my spare time. TimeSplitters 2 has awful graphical bugs, Jak 3 intro scene is broken, Ace Combat 5 doesn't work at all... the list goes on. At least PS1 emulators have their shit together. No idea why Sony hasn't released a PC PS2 emulator. they would make a lot of money for sure and reuse a lot of the code from the emulator they have on the PS3.
Does anyone have experience with either the command line or stdin for txt files and ruby?
I need to create a program that accepts a txt file, makes an average from it, and then outputs another txt file with averages on it.
>>52377406
read da standard, stack boi
http://pythonfiddle.com/
GET IN HERE
>>52384388
Give your program the file name/file path as one of the command line arguments.
Then use
http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/File.html
