Mine did not teach waterfall anyway. They mocked waterfall because it's ........ing retarded. We did our project using the "iterative" process. It was a good class, partly because I lucked into a...
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Mine did not teach waterfall anyway. They mocked waterfall because it's ........ing retarded. We did our project using the "iterative" process. It was a good class, partly because I lucked into a...
I brag for the following:
- Being smarter than xuftugulus
Things I hate involving computers:
Things I dislike involving computers:
- The post above (since it spans over 80 columns)
- The...
You need to take a sarcasm pill.
Or you could go by center of mass. Or some other measurement of center. And um, we are in fact at the center of the observable universe; it looks uniform to...
Ok, here's a list that you might want to learn. :-)
Ruby
Oz
Factor
Scheme
Haskell
Erlang
D
Also, you might change your mind about wanting to get a C++ programming job.
Why are you so intent on getting a C++ programming job?
You probably want to use some toolkit such as GTK instead of writing X11 code directly.
You'd want to think about what kind of distribution you're using. One might construct an algorithm like the following:
generateMathProblem(depth) {
if (decideToContinue(depth)) {
...
Why anybody would want to make one of these in C or C++ is beyond me.
Sorry, I don't understand: What's a "trivial" class?
Edit: never mind.
Which Lisp implementation are you running? Its manual or documentation is probably the best source of information you will get. I don't think the foreign function interface for Lisp is...
Contests are fun, and if you find them fun, do them. Contests that last over several days might improve your programming ability. Being a winner in the IOI won't make you a better programmer --...
And here's C, while we're at it.
#include <stdio.h>
void foo(int x, int y) {
if (EOF != scanf("%d",&x)) {
if (foo(0, x + y), 0) { }
}
That takes out the fun! And why do we have to use a semicolon?
#include <iostream>
void foo(int x, int y) {
if (std::cin >> x) {
if (foo(0, x + y), false) { }
}
else {
Not really. People who think that being nice to others is evil are the kind that wouldn't like free software.
I don't see why you perceive that as an attack on C++, when it's just an explanation of how Common Lisp doesn't suck. And CL is not an elegant language. It's a big, monstrous language.
Common Lisp is a fine language, and Scheme is ok too. SBCL is a good free Common Lisp compiler. Lisp is a lot different than languages like C++, since everything that C++ adds to C is a lame...
Do you understand what each line of code does? Do you understand the way while loops work?
Oh yes. Never ever ever ever use gotos in C++. In fact, just don't use C++; it's like programming through a minefield.
(Use D! ;->)
As a general principle, if you're going to have gotos, have them jump downwards.
You must not be comparing the same languages I've been comparing.
See how getline passes information back to the caller by receiving an argument by reference: http://www.cppreference.com/cppstring/getline.
That seems more convenient (to me) than receiving the...
O(n/2) is the same thing as O(n) and I don't see why people bother using big O notation if they're going to throw in spurious constants.
And the cost of walking down a few if-then-elses isn't that...
I'd guess MIPS would take the most, then C, then Java. At first I thought Java might take more than C, because it takes up space with all its class declaration business. But then if you consider...