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[Specialists] Coding help desk | C++, PHP and more - Remix - Jan 9, 2016

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This help desk will be run by skilled indivuals to provide quality help. We are here to help everybody with nearly every coding related question.
Some of our members are specialized in most of major languages and gained a lot of experience in this topic.
We will try to describe as good as possible what's the problem, how it works and optionally we will add sources which will help you to understand it.

If you have any questions, problems or errors related to coding feel free to post your question below.
One of our team will try to response as good as possible.





* - MafiaServ - Jan 9, 2016

This will be a great contribution towards the community from the Specialists and you OP.

Very much appreciated. 🤝


* - KɪɴG - Jan 9, 2016

You can ask here any question related to Coding.


* - Grim - Jan 9, 2016

Nice thread! lots of users in here that know alot about this subject 🤝


* - StevesTrolls - Jan 9, 2016

Same as the others, hope this becomes a valuable asset to the community, and people use it well 🤝


* - Sakuto - Jan 9, 2016

I'll do my best to help you with every PHP related problem. :)


* - HitSweMan - Jan 9, 2016

Do you recommend Visual Studio 2015 Community or Eclipse IDE for C/C++?

Thanks :D


* - Epicur - Jan 9, 2016

(Jan 9, 2016 03:55 PM)HitSweMan Wrote:  Do you recommend Visual Studio 2015 Community or Eclipse IDE for C/C++?

Thanks :D

At the end, you should go with the one you feel more comfortable with.
The one that looks nicer and cleaner to you.

I always use Eclipse, as it has so many coding environments and they are all pretty similar, but thats my opinion.

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Good luck with the thread Specialists! I'm sure you will help a lot of people


* - HitSweMan - Jan 9, 2016

(Jan 9, 2016 04:04 PM)Epicur Wrote:  At the end, you should go with the one you feel more comfortable with.
The one that looks nicer and cleaner to you.

I always use Eclipse, as it has so many coding environments and they are all pretty similar, but thats my opinion.

Okay. I would not like to get Eclipe when I already ahve Visual Studio but Is there any major changes? Changes that could effect my learning?


* - Remix - Jan 9, 2016

(Jan 9, 2016 04:18 PM)HitSweMan Wrote:  Okay. I would not like to get Eclipe when I already ahve Visual Studio but Is there any major changes? Changes that could effect my learning?

If you're just learning it actually doesn't matter which IDE you use.


* - Trisomy 21 - Jan 9, 2016

(Jan 9, 2016 04:04 PM)Epicur Wrote:  At the end, you should go with the one you feel more comfortable with.
The one that looks nicer and cleaner to you.

I always use Eclipse, as it has so many coding environments and they are all pretty similar, but thats my opinion.

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Good luck with the thread Specialists! I'm sure you will help a lot of people

Does eclipse even come with a c++ compiler?


* - Remix - Jan 9, 2016

(Jan 9, 2016 04:37 PM)Trisomy 21 Wrote:  Does eclipse even come with a c++ compiler?

Yes, there's a C++ Eclpise IDE: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-cc-developers/keplersr2


* - MafiaServ - Jan 22, 2016

I'm stuck at a point with C++.

I have PM'd you the code OP, kindly check your Inbox. Thanks.


* - Mad76e - Jan 22, 2016

Which language do you think is the easiest to learn, and the fastest to be fluent in?


* - Remix - Jan 22, 2016

(Jan 22, 2016 03:54 PM)Mad76e Wrote:  Which language do you think is the easiest to learn, and the fastest to be fluent in?

Script languages like Lua or Python are easy to learn.
They are a good entry into programming as well.

The fastest language to be fluent in would be HTML.