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Best place to learn C++? : cpp_questions
Main Post: Best place to learn C++? : cpp_questions
Cannot Place C.A.M.P.
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This is the most frustrating thing, ever. I cannot place my CAMP down, at all, anywhere. I don't even get the red outline saying 'no duh you can't put something here, stupid.'
The button just doesn't work for it at all, it only toggles the POV, no matter where I'm at.
I've tried changing the keybinding, but again, since the workshop button is ALSO the POV button, it just doesn't frickin' work, and I'm getting really frustrated here. Has anybody else had this problem? Does anybody know a fix for it?
This game is actually kinda hard to play if I can't put down my stupid CAMP.
Top Comment: To place your camp, enter your pip boy then press Z. Once you’ve placed it then you can use V to build.
Best Place to Learn C?
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I’m pretty knowledgeable of Java and C#, but I would like to learn C. What is a good place to find videos/practice assignments for C?
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http://www.cs.umsl.edu/~sanjiv/classes/cs2750/
That was our introduction to C from my uni. It's split, the first half is Unix/Linux/bash scripting but the second half is intro to C. Have at it.
Here's a book.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/156jrVVQeus4DO1YtTtBeb7gsTWhUbOdk/view?usp=drivesdk
Why just no use c ?
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Since I’ve started exploring C, I’ve realized that many programming languages rely on libraries built using C “bindings.” I know C is fast and simple, so why don’t people just stick to using and improving C instead of creating new languages every couple of years?
Top Comment: C has some serious shortcomings that make it impractical or uncomfortable to use for many tasks. I wouldn't want to do, for example, web development in C. As for improving C, that happens but extremely slowly. C is rather unique in that it is a foundational language for just about every computer on the planet from the microcontroller in your electric toothbrush to the largest supercomputers. There are tens or hundreds of compilers in daily use. Every change to the language upsets someone and takes years to get through the standardization process. This is not necessarily a bad thing, C should evolve very conservatively.
Is learning C worth it?
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I'm just wondering if learning how C works would be worth the time and effort compared to other coding languages
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Is it even worth it to learn C? Does C even have a point?
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I’ve been doing C for a few months, and I’ve been loving it. But what even is the point of this lang? Apparently, C++ gives just as much, if not more fundamental knowledge about programming, it performs basically the same, except C++ is more relevant and is used by more companies, while most companies don’t seem to care about C when they can just use C++. Am I just wasting time? I’ll still continue to learn it because I like it and I can do whatever I want when programming in C, but I just hope this isn’t a waste of time
Edit: I’m talking about for software dev
Edit 2: Also I’m in my gap year and I’m trying to learn as much as possible so I can get jobs in first year. Is C a bad idea?
Top Comment: C doesn't have a point but you can create one like struct point{ int x; int y; }; Jokes aside, whatever you learn in c will easily transfer to other languages because c is very minimalistic language. So it's not a waste of time.