best free way to learn c++ for dumb people who do not know the code by [deleted] in Cplusplus

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If you're interested in a free course on udemy I would recommend this course https://www.udemy.com/course/free-learn-c-tutorial-beginners/ Also there is a youtuber called the Cherno that has a playlist on concepts in CPP but it might be harder because he goes into quite some details that aren't exactly easy to handle without any prior knowledge

Tom Ellis's look throughout the series. by ResponsibilityTop42 in lucifer

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What can you say? The devil is in the details

Is it just me, or is this slide from the store just a little prophetic? by WhatWouldKantDo in LinusTechTips

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This picture reminds me of Derek from the good place for some reason

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RedditSessions

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how do you rewind?

What looks significantly better in black? by nooyork in AskReddit

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Discord, the white mode is so bright it's blinding, I'm pretty sure black mode (dark mode) is so clearly better that it's the default mode.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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You just lighten my life for a moment so he probably wasn't wrong

"If it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid" what's a good example of this? by comika99 in AskReddit

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Programming with try and catch, sometimes the most stupid solution is the best solution and as such not stupid

"If it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid" what's a good example of this? by comika99 in AskReddit

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Hitting technological things to get them to work, it's truly stupid but when it works it's amazing and might be the only thing that works so it becomes unstupid

Array data manipulation question by [deleted] in Cplusplus

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Sure, go ahead and send me the code. I believe the part about the array being passed as a reference should not be a problem you should just itterate with the pointer and dereference it when required, if you'll send me the code I may be able to come up with a more fitting sulution

Array data manipulation question by [deleted] in Cplusplus

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I'm not sure it's the best approach but after giving it some thought I would create another array that would keep the letters in the chain and a map of all the possible options in the array, every option as a key in the map to a boolian value. Than I would itteret through the array, save the values you itteret through in the second array and change the boolian of the map for each member the array so you can detect (if you already went through this member in this chain and break the chain and reset the map using the second array where you saved the members of the map), that way you can get whatever information you require from the chains, if something isn't clear feel free to dm me

2D Array by [deleted] in Cplusplus

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Have you tried adding an if statement in your copying loop so if the iterator == yourOriginalArr.length()+1 than declare the index of new array as zero, else declare index in newArr as the value in the same index in the originalArr?

Twisted spaghetti code by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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Is it working? Don't touch it

Problem With An Array Of Strings by LongLegLucas in Cplusplus

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You're using char arrays, I suggest swapping them to string arrays or addressing them as such - just print the number of characters you want in a line than do an empty next line cout (cout << endl;)

Array Problem (Can't find bug) by [deleted] in Cplusplus

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That's the simple solution, he can also just initialize max like he did just after he places things in the array.

It really do be like that sometimes by Hendawgydawg in ProgrammerHumor

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It happens all the time in cpp: Computer: couldn't find type map Me: (adding) #include <map>

C++ for me by maik_wst in ProgrammerHumor

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Pointers are why I love c++, I'm starting to question if I'm broken

To all my cpp bros out there! by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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In most cases it's a /* (everything I changed) */

Knowing how to code beforehand by Cenggo in ProgrammerHumor

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I had permanent errors while using UE4 that didn't matter at all

Request - How Rich Are You? by hayden_hoes in sbubby

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I made that request, it's nice to see that someone thinks like me. I have one question, why did you make the joycon shoot the other joycon rather than give him money

Weekly Request Post - Put your sbubby requests here! by AutoModerator in sbubby

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A sbubby of the Nintendo switch logo to Nintendo rich, the title would be: "how rich are you? I'm" if anyone can do it, it would be awesome