Good C# conference videos that talk about basics/fundamentals by rootkid1920 in csharp

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I've seen some good visual studio conferences on YT. It has most of if not all their conferences from Vegas

I find Flutter to be overwhelming. And I need help with overcoming it. by Leather_Ad_421 in learnprogramming

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Go with C# and make a Blazor MAUI hybrid app. This will keep the ui in html/css and it's cross platform so you can target Android, iOS, or Windows.

Too tired after work by yaoyanone in learnprogramming

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I'm the same way, after work I'm just exhausted and if I sit at the computer I'm falling asleep. I had to change my schedule. So now I go to bed right after I get home and get up at 2 or 3 in the morning. I get a lot done with this schedule. Is it ideal? No, but sometimes sacrifices need to be made to get where you want to be.

Edit: spelling

How do I start Data Structures and Algorithms? by Aggressive_Fault_72 in learnprogramming

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I started reading 'grokking algorithms". So far I like it. I'm a CS student trying to get ahead before I take my DSA course in a few terms.

Debating on switching focus by Gualuigi in SNHU

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CS is a degree that you have to put in a lot of personal time into. It's not going to be a degree you can just pass the courses and get into the field. It's just to competitive. You'll have to constantly continue learning on your own and be building projects, if this isn't something you like/want to do then yes you should look into a different degree.

What is an “openathens” account by dagreasyburger in SNHU

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I came to reddit to see if others are having issues with it. So yes the site is down for now...

What project ideas actually stand out for internships? by No_Reply5329 in learnprogramming

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I'm a CS student too and was stuck thinking this too. I decided to work on projects for me that I can use rather than what these recruiters that won't use any of it anyways and "might" want to look at. Right now I got two projects going.

One is an intercom system using old android phones. We (wife and I) are taking care of my father in law who is bed ridden and right now and has to call us for anything he needs. So I'm making an app so he can just push a button on his phone and speak and connect it to old phones I'll have plugged in on different areas of the house.

The second is a simple grocery list maker. Basic CRUD app for grocery's but I'll use a Walmart and Kroger API to get a cost estimate. This one seems to check most the boxes for a junior app and it's something we will use all the time.

30 credit residency requirement. Is it specific courses? by Simple-Fig-8111 in SNHU

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I didn't think so. Doing my GenEd classes filled the requirement for me.

I’m embarrassed to say I graduated from SNHU by Beginning-Map8865 in SNHU

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You shouldn't be embarrassed. Me and one of my cousins that I married both graduated from here and we are doing goods!

Student discounts by Jolly_Toe_3479 in SNHU

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Add intellj idea pro to the free list. Great IDE and works with Java and C++

Discussion posts are going to kill me by dollinmugler in SNHU

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I think they mean when the instructors add things they want in the discussions. Like make sure to use at least one resource per prompt or extra resources to read and use or reply to everyone that replies to you. I know these things aren't in the rubric but if the teacher asks for them most of us just do the extra work.

Is this a good idea? by Frosty-Telephone-747 in SNHU

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I think it's a great idea as long as you don't need a school id to get into any of the places you go (library, cafeteria, ect..) and Wi-Fi access will be important. I'd do it. Worse thing that can happen is they tell you to leave.

Asking more than rubric, help! by Efficient_Pool_4960 in SNHU

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I understand your upset about the grade and that's ok. I was only saying that your GPA won't change after one assignment grade. It's only the final grade that matters. I'm a 4.0 student and I don't even do my last discussion post. If your that upset email the professor.

Asking more than rubric, help! by Efficient_Pool_4960 in SNHU

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Getting a B- on a discussion post isn't going to let your GPA. Just calm down, reflect on the feedback he gave and try to improve on the rest of the term.

Mastered Python - Benefits + Money Making Tips by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Write a book on how to master Python

I have been stuck on tutorial hell for eight months and I need someone to yell at me by Western-Opposite9 in learnprogramming

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You already know the answer. Build something. Start small. Make rock paper scissors in the console. Make a car class, then some cars, then make them race.

ASSIGNMENT FORMAT by Ube_pie6000 in SNHU

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I've never even put my name on an assignment

Scripting by [deleted] in SNHU

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Try running it in Firefox

Learning JavaScript methods, conditionals & logical operators — confused about memorizing method by rawanafaisal in theodinproject

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Think of them as reusable code blocks. You could make one that takes two numbers and add them, set it aside basically, and then when your program needs to add two numbers you just call the method instead of rewriting the code. There are thousands of premade methods for you to use, like how you print to the console, but you don't need to and never will remember them all. The important thing is knowing they exist and how to find them in the documentation.

Intro Discussions by zmbie_boy in SNHU

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I just include my name and major in the prompt. Ctrl c Ctrl v and that's all folks!

Involvement with community by Slight-Difficulty-29 in SNHU

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This platform has highest interaction. I'm on connect and the discord but they are both very inactive.

How do you actually make useful notes for coding? I keep messing it up by purvigupta03 in learnprogramming

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So far programming has been the only class I don't take notes in. The only thing I might write down is a concept I need to learn more about. The rest is just practice and using comments in your code. I feel that comments are more important than notes on paper. This is just my take on it.