(Nov 29, 2015 09:50 PM)g4143 Wrote: You can achieve most things with hacks but you miss-out on all the interesting stuff that the academic types are pursuing. Just take a look at Haskell or OCaml or Clojure/Lisp and you'll uncover a whole different world of programming filled with unusual, brilliant ideas.
Ooops. Forgot to mention Scala too.
G4143, I know what you are talking. You have moved into the world of functional programming which has its own charm. Welcome to the world of callbacks !!! :)
If you want to teach that, you are more than welcome. I think if you could throw some light on the unusual and brilliant ideas, that would be really nice. And why can't these ideas be incorporated in C/C++?
I will like to learn. SEnd me info when ever mate.
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Nov 30, 2015 10:51 AM
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(Nov 30, 2015 09:29 AM)tulamba786786 Wrote: G4143, I know what you are talking. You have moved into the world of functional programming which has its own charm. Welcome to the world of callbacks !!! :)
If you want to teach that, you are more than welcome. I think if you could throw some light on the unusual and brilliant ideas, that would be really nice. And why can't these ideas be incorporated in C/C++?
Oh these ideas can be incorporated into C++ and C. The question is why would you go to all the trouble(and it would be loads and loads of trouble) of setting up a C or C++ program to behave like a function language when you already have several good functional languages to choose from?
(Nov 30, 2015 10:51 AM)g4143 Wrote: Oh these ideas can be incorporated into C++ and C. The question is why would you go to all the trouble(and it would be loads and loads of trouble) of setting up a C or C++ program to behave like a function language when you already have several good functional languages to choose from?
like NET 😁 good thinking
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Can you just tell me what language I should start with and where to go learn it? I'm a complete newbie at programming with 0 knowledge about it.
Should I get experience from simple language and then come to c++ or can I start c++ directly?
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(Nov 30, 2015 09:07 PM)atifaslam Wrote: Can you just tell me what language I should start with and where to go learn it? I'm a complete newbie at programming with 0 knowledge about it.
Should I get experience from simple language and then come to c++ or can I start c++ directly?
Do you want a favourite number and colour too?
If you are set to learn C++ then learn C++. The internet is filled with tutorials and books on that very topic and I would venture to say that C++ is one of the most supported languages in that area.
Dec 1, 2015 01:30 PM
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I have time, I would like to learn it and very happy if you accept me, just pm me the date and time and sure we can go :D
I just got some basics there read about 100 pages of a c++ tutorial book.
I am interested, hit me up with a PM when there are free slots.
I have replied all PM's and slots are full for now,already members getting tutored :-) [I ask them to please post here so other come to know]
I will pm members who posted in here after slots are vacant
I am a c#programmer, I am interested, please PM when there are free slots.
Greetings!!
i am program in c# and some c ?if free slot -pm me please
I'm interested. Haven't really had time to crack the book of C++ yet. Just PM me when you have available slots. I am not new to programming, would help if someone showed me the basics to get started :)
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Now that a dozen people must have passed the course, can we have some feedback, please?
I'd really like too learn C++. I hope you could give me some help with learning it ;) Thanks
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