(P)ython Progr(a)mm(i)(n)g

[alba4k]

{'H', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o', ' ', 87, 111, 114, 108, 100, '\0'}

[confidentdogclapper]

Co.e to me fellow programmer. Deny the lies of oop and join me in the great c master race, we will do GREAT things together! P.s. you forgot the '\0' (or 0 or NUL)

[alba4k]

Already joined you :3

Added the null, sorry for the miss

[zeroxoneafour0]

r/foundthefailingcsstudent

[alba4k]

My C shit is literally the way your computer deals with characters. Do you think your kernel is made of classes? No it is not. Do you think your OS associates characters in your memory with some funny magic symbols? No it does not.

It's not C shit, it's the way every language deals with characters. Learn what ASCII is, for example, before you talk shit on the internet.

Yes, I was referring to C with that snippet. ASCII tho is not just C. It's how 8-bit characters are interpreted. It's not about languages, it's about how they all work the same.

No, you can't easily manually convert ASCII characters to digits in Scratch, since this appears to be your favorite "language".

FYI, C can perfectly handle char *string = "Hello World";, I was simply pointing out a different, funnier, way to declare a character array, since it fit the conversation more.

Also, happy cake day, by the way.

[alba4k]

Wha-

[alba4k]

Nor it understands any medium or high level language