How To Get Deeper Into C/c++? - Topic

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May 22 2014 04:05am

Quote (m0hawk @ May 21 2014 06:16pm)

In my opinion the most reliable way to learn a language is to practice it. Idc if that program has already been done. Running into obstacles is what makes you think and ultimately know said language, not just passively looking at other people's solutions

in my opinion the most reliable way to respond to a topic is to read what the te said ~

well i didnt expect any decent suggestions here so at least im not disappointed

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May 22 2014 03:33pm

You're not getting decent suggestions for two reasons: you aren't asking the right questions; and those of us who can help you refuse to because you are a fucking douche.

You will never make it in this field with the attitude you have

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May 23 2014 12:30am

Quote (moosedoesmeow @ May 22 2014 12:05pm)

in my opinion the most reliable way to respond to a topic is to read what the te said ~

well i didnt expect any decent suggestions here so at least im not disappointed

I did read your topic... I was replying more specifically to what you said about not believing that 'learning by doing works so well', that is why I quoted that reply.

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Jun 5 2014 07:34pm

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Jun 6 2014 01:10am

the best way is to get into C++ is to post bad C++ code then have KRZA show you the way

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Jun 6 2014 12:59pm

Quote (Minkomonster @ May 22 2014 03:33pm)

those of us who can help you refuse to because you are a fucking douche.

You will never make it in this field with the attitude you have

Yep

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