How do you retards 'don't understand programming' JFL

[smalldicktalcell]

Won't it be better to learn a simpler language? i really don't see the benefits of learning C++ over something like python

Through simpler languages, you'll miss on addresses, work with references/pointers, stack memory, heap memory, data types, proper function calls, arguments and returns, the way they go etc. python is so simple bcs it is used for rly complex shit most of the time; C++ is low level prog, which will make you absorb the fundamentals in a better way. At the end of they man - it's all up to you; do what you think will be best for you.

 

[smalldicktalcell]

Imagine spending money on surgeries

 

[Anonymous Member]

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It’s an exaggeration . I still won’t get surgeries, though.

 

[Deleted member 30600]

Through simpler languages, you'll miss on addresses, work with references/pointers, stack memory, heap memory, data types, proper function calls, arguments and returns, the way they go etc. python is so simple bcs it is used for rly complex shit most of the time; C++ is low level prog, which will make you absorb the fundamentals in a better way. At the end of they man - it's all up to you; do what you think will be best for you.

Isn't Python written in C though?

 

[smalldicktalcell]

Isn't Python written in C though?

Yes, so what? Python hides so much level of complexity... that's why it's simple, but it is also very slow.

 

[smalldicktalcell]

It’s an exaggeration . I still won’t get surgeries, though.

Sure it is bro keep coping

 

[Anonymous Member]

Sure it is bro keep coping

Only I know the truth. “smalldicktalcell” it’s over for you... no money for that

 

[_MVP_]

Thx for the easy explanation , learned a Bit, indeed i think the difficult Problem is that programming is being taught in a complicated way

 

[Deleted member 21467]

could you make a thread on how to learn lua scripting

 

[Deleted member 31155]

could you make a thread on how to learn lua scripting

roblox hacking?

 

[rl⠀]

legit.

just getting into python, it's extremely intuitive. specially with all the libraries and internet sources for learning it.

 

[orthognathicenjoyer]

I will explain the concepts that you need to know in order to do programming, the basic of basics; if you don't get it after reading the post, you HAVE to be sub 100IQ I'm sorry man.

1. VARIABLES
Think of variables like boxes; what do you put in boxes? You put shit in it; different kinds, shoes, socks, TVs, PCs, furniture, whatever the fuck. You STORE something in a variable - you PUT something in the box. In programming, there are 3 basic types of data - numbers (integers, floating point), strings and characters ('a', 'hello'), and boolean values (literally just true or false) and all of these are stored in variables (boxes). That's it; other advanced data types can come later on in your learning path.

2. IF-ELSE STATEMENTS/CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS.

Most of the programming that is being done in actual production is pretty much just nested/basic if-else statements. Let's take a real life example; IF I throw acid on CHAD's face, THEN he becomes incel. ELSE, he stays CHAD. It's literally that simple. IF (CONDITION) THEN ... HAPPENS, ELSE ... HAPPENS. And other forms of conditional statements are in here.

3. FOR-LOOP STATEMENTS/OTHER KINDS OF LOOPS.

Loops are literally just that; continous repetition of a block of code; the repetition stops when a condition is NOT being met anymore (or IS being met at a point). For example, you have 10 stacies laid up and ready to fuck. You will LOOP through the stacies and fuck each and every single one of them, until the end. So how would this look in programming?

for (each stacy in lineOfStacies) do {
fuckStacy();
}
THAT'S IT. Is it hard? No.

What happens is that, almost everywhere on the internet, people will scare you off with shit like: MATH FOR CS, BOOLEAN ALGEBRA, blah blah all this retarded shit that trust me, you won't ever use in actual production. You want to know what you'll do as a developer more often than not?
USE THESE 4 BASIC THINGS WHICH I TOLD YOU ABOUT, PLUS USE VARIABLES WHICH STORE -> VECTORS AND OBJECTS. THAT'S FUCKING IT. THIS IS ALL I DO AS A FRONT END DEVELOPER.

Now stop coping about programming being hard and get the bag for surgeries (also, if anyone is interested for a mentor DM me, discussions on call/programming lessons starting at 10$/25$h, proof of elite student on CS in DMs for knowing what you spend your money on). I will almost finish my UNI, for which I haven't paid jack shit cause I have top degrees in my country and so got a scholarship. IT'S NOT HARD if you put a bit of effort in it, trust me.

legit tbh, you can literally learn the fundamentals of programming in a day. It's the same for every language.

 

[chadmanlet04]

if you are just getting into coding, forget it.

AI can already kill every entry level programmer, only immunities are locked behind well-estabilished giant corpos + years of experience

and by the time you actually become bigger fish, AI will also catch up with you.

Tech management mogs.

 

[MilkywayDesu]

AI will replace us in a couple decades its true

It will replace front end monkeys who learned programming on some YouTube course not AI/ML engineers, cybersecurity guys and cloud architects...
LLMs are just monkeys repeating what they've been taught, that shit can't solve unsolved problems like Humans do... atleast not right now and not in this decade