Why is he starting with c/c++? Yes they have uses but not as a starter just playing around.
I struggled with this initially too cause I didn’t understand why. Most people would say “give me the first object”. In reality your requesting an offset * size of each item + list start.
Why is he starting with c/c++? Yes they have uses but not as a starter just playing around.
sometimes it’s not interesting enough to keep someone’s attention if it’s just “playing around”: some people need to feel like what they’re working on while learning has a real purpose, and some purposes have to use C++ (e.g. Arduino)
sure it might not be the most effective or efficient way to learn, but it can be more motivating.
I never mock those who are trying to learn.
Why is he starting with c/c++? Yes they have uses but not as a starter just playing around.
I struggled with this initially too cause I didn’t understand why. Most people would say “give me the first object”. In reality your requesting an offset * size of each item + list start.
sometimes it’s not interesting enough to keep someone’s attention if it’s just “playing around”: some people need to feel like what they’re working on while learning has a real purpose, and some purposes have to use C++ (e.g. Arduino)
sure it might not be the most effective or efficient way to learn, but it can be more motivating.
This sure looks like C# to me, not C/C++
It’s K.Dotnet
You’re taking a shitpost too seriously mate
is c++ not a common language to be taught as the first? Its not that hard to learn the basics of
Kinda but especially with extremely new, either python or Javascript is recommended. If they are absolutely new, scratch.
i have seen arguments against learning python as a first language (when my countries government suggested replacing c++ with python in school)
i may have just had a bad first experience with JavaScript; i wouldnt let a child new to coding anywhere near that language