"The Romanian security vendor said its removal tool will delete all versions of Downadup and will not be detected by the virus.".. Uhm well it got detected by/dot.
Whichever language, concentrate on algorithms (data and exectuion flow), terminology and practice. I'd use C.
PS: in which case you shouldn't forget to tell them why "int main(void/int argc,char **argv/char **env) { return EXIT_SUCCESS; }" are the only three ways of doing it right:) PPS: teach them to indent/format their code consistently, I want to be able to read their crap when they'll get employed in the industry. Pyhon would inherently help here.
Right, now simply create a process for every new page I visit, and hell, even two for my favourite pr0n sites which use flash, because you're too lazy to make your browser multithreaded and bug-free. Heck, there's enough memory for everyone on my PC.
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"The Romanian security vendor said its removal tool will delete all versions of Downadup and will not be detected by the virus." .. Uhm well it got detected by /dot.
Whichever language, concentrate on algorithms (data and exectuion flow), terminology and practice. I'd use C.
PS: in which case you shouldn't forget to tell them why "int main(void/int argc,char **argv/char **env) { return EXIT_SUCCESS; }" are the only three ways of doing it right :)
PPS: teach them to indent/format their code consistently, I want to be able to read their crap when they'll get employed in the industry. Pyhon would inherently help here.
I ask: what is the best documentation/reference site for your prefered programming language?"
Oh, you mean the standard library being used? Because most programming languages have such a thing.
I need my flash pr0n player in its own process. Everything else may crash but I can go on watching.
Right, now simply create a process for every new page I visit, and hell, even two for my favourite pr0n sites which use flash, because you're too lazy to make your browser multithreaded and bug-free. Heck, there's enough memory for everyone on my PC.
Creating processes is a much more heavier thing to do for a kernel and it takes more time than threading - everyone knows that.