What resources are you using to learn? Is it just raytracing in one weekend? And what other projects have you worked on? I'm quite interested in getting deeper with C++ through projects but I can't think of anything to work on
@@thoup I’ve only worked on two projects on this serious not counting this 1. I did a simple encryption script for files and a csv analyser on Java that did simple operations like mean standard deviation etc and graph creation. I am reluctant to give my list of projects as I might change them but honestly I really recommend asking ai for project ideas and going off that. Really good for getting you started.
@@niconiconichan2098 I have a list of medium projects that I want to complete mostly all of em are c++ because that’s what I want to learn and be good at. I’m doing ray tracing because I wanted to do it and learn a little bit about it.
How long did it take for you to learn coding? I'm studying software engineering and currently learning python. I'm on week 3 and we already have big assignments to code every week, using loops, functions etc. I'm struggling very hard and might drop out because of the high tempo. Do you think it would be wise to continue?
@@iwheeze4495 I’m just some guy but I’ve always been technical growing up. I always loved technology and I like interacting with it. When I first started I struggled pretty hard too and the class I took was relatively easy as it was a freshman high school intro summer course for like half a credit or whatever. I’m not ur dad so I can’t give you good advice that pertains to you but just ask yourself if u like at all what u are doing
if you dont genuinely enjoy the learning of it to the point where you could see it as a lifelong career of learning, then it would be wise to drop out. Otherwise, stick to it and you will get better with time, i personally suggest cs50x and cs50p, amazing teacher and you see your code in sucha different way that it comes together
Thx for the replies. As of right now i'm just not getting any enjoyment out of it. It feels like this course is more aimed for people with programming experience. Might just be that the way i'm learning it that puts me off. But yeah i don't think i will be able to continue.
I spent the entire video basically following a tutorial. It depends on the subject but if you are building something from scratch you will gradually get better and have to look less and less stuff up online.
Hope you don't run out of pokemon's
i hope he doesn't go through all 1000 pokemons to get a job LOL
consistency level on peek gr8 brother
God speed brother, we're gonna make it
O(N) Java Solution for your last problem:
class Solution {
public boolean checkPossibility(int[] nums) {
int n = nums.length;
int count = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < n - 1; i++) {
if (nums[i] > nums[i + 1]) {
count++;
if (count > 1) return false;
if (i > 0 && nums[i - 1] > nums[i + 1]) {
nums[i + 1] = nums[i];
} else {
nums[i] = nums[i + 1];
}
}
}
return true;
}
}
Good luck and best wishes!
went to yt for some entertainment.
the entertainment:
killing it bro
Great stuff, keep it up! If even I can get a job, so can you
good luck my man
What resources are you using to learn? Is it just raytracing in one weekend? And what other projects have you worked on? I'm quite interested in getting deeper with C++ through projects but I can't think of anything to work on
@@thoup I’ve only worked on two projects on this serious not counting this 1. I did a simple encryption script for files and a csv analyser on Java that did simple operations like mean standard deviation etc and graph creation. I am reluctant to give my list of projects as I might change them but honestly I really recommend asking ai for project ideas and going off that. Really good for getting you started.
the question will you ever find a job in this market right now?
Good luck
How far are you on the language you're learning and do you make project on every new concept you are learning in programming?
@@niconiconichan2098 I have a list of medium projects that I want to complete mostly all of em are c++ because that’s what I want to learn and be good at. I’m doing ray tracing because I wanted to do it and learn a little bit about it.
@@OneDayL8r What projects?
@@thoup can’t spoil 🫢🫢🫢
@@OneDayL8r How do you classify your projects according to difficulty and do you come up with your own projects or do you search online?
@@niconiconichan2098I won’t lie bro I just ask ai to generate ideas and filter out bad ones or ones I’m not interested in.
How do you config vim? Please give me your vim config link.
I will comment in every video #8
How long did it take for you to learn coding? I'm studying software engineering and currently learning python. I'm on week 3 and we already have big assignments to code every week, using loops, functions etc. I'm struggling very hard and might drop out because of the high tempo. Do you think it would be wise to continue?
@@iwheeze4495 I’m just some guy but I’ve always been technical growing up. I always loved technology and I like interacting with it. When I first started I struggled pretty hard too and the class I took was relatively easy as it was a freshman high school intro summer course for like half a credit or whatever. I’m not ur dad so I can’t give you good advice that pertains to you but just ask yourself if u like at all what u are doing
if you dont genuinely enjoy the learning of it to the point where you could see it as a lifelong career of learning, then it would be wise to drop out. Otherwise, stick to it and you will get better with time, i personally suggest cs50x and cs50p, amazing teacher and you see your code in sucha different way that it comes together
Thx for the replies. As of right now i'm just not getting any enjoyment out of it. It feels like this course is more aimed for people with programming experience. Might just be that the way i'm learning it that puts me off. But yeah i don't think i will be able to continue.
@@iwheeze4495 Coding always feels overwhelming especially at the start. You gotta enjoy the struggle or it aint for you
nice i did this tutorial too but in rust
Nice bro. Did you try to understand a lot of the math or were u as lost as i am?
which distro is this?
Ubuntu
@@OneDayL8r thanks
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Linux Distro?
@@nozomu9655 Ubuntu
How much time do you spend googling stuff?
I spent the entire video basically following a tutorial. It depends on the subject but if you are building something from scratch you will gradually get better and have to look less and less stuff up online.
@@OneDayL8r Is it acceptable for a beginner to google things while doing a project?
@@camoroz3080 of course my friend. Its acceptable for a senior to google things while doing a project.
@@camoroz3080 yes
which theme and font are you using?
@@moylababa8196 carbon fox and Fira code.
@@OneDayL8r bro is DSA in c language necessary for bignners to start the programming
@@MirzaBaig-m8b I’m offended you think I’m a beginner
@@MirzaBaig-m8bIt isn't. You can use C to gain knowledge of how low lvl works. Then you can pick something like python and learn DSA there.
@@OneDayL8r no bro i meant whether if DSA is a entry door to get into low level programming