ummm, I think your thought process is a little narrow... there is no reason why a competent c++ programmer cannot do c code.... Im going to throw java into this convo too.
Hell a competent c++ programmer IS a competent C/Java programmer. you aint competent in C++ unless your competent in C (knowing c++ w/o knowing c is like an unimplemented abstract method... in an inverse sort of way). And you aint competent in Java w/o C knowledge.
I work in a "C" shoppe and was trained in C before C++, but I would much rather be writing c++, objects are simply a tool to help write good code, alas... I do what the team lead tells me to do.
I always find it curious how Java guys claim they "dont know c/c++"... to me its all the same, objects are just one way of keeping decoupled and reusable. The goals are the same (readability, reusability, and of course getting the job done). Sure c/c++ is a hell of a lot harder because of the additional powers, but you just have to run more tests...
now asking a c++ programmer to write good perl/python code... thats another matter.
This ad was on the back of the Economist 3 or 4 weeks ago... can they be sued for that too? I felt the ad was very very misleading and meant to trick all those MBA guys who want to pretend like they know what they are doing.
I own an Xbox and an Xbox360 and am slightly pissed that in 3 years they will both be hanging out in the basement with my SNES collecting dust. I bought the 360 because it was considerably cheaper than the PS3.
The only reason for me to buy another game system is if I could get some mileage out of it after it is replaced by the next gen.
I might still buy the old system, we'll see if it's still available for purchase in 6months.
Im not mad at sony... Im simply not going to buy a PS3 and the 10games I would have eventually bought.
I was thinking of getting a PS3 until I heard that it would no longer support linux. Linux would simply have extended the life of the system for me (I would have used it as some sort of server when the next gen of systems came out).
you've got a point with new/delete and STL. But it takes about 2 days to get over it.
I've never seen heavy use of custom templates in professional code... most people find it difficult to debug them.
I can't comment on exceptions. Im still haven't convinced myself that they are a good thing in c++.
I never said I have trouble with modular c programming... i simply said i'd rather use objects. why? because they are fun.
When it comes down to it objects are just a tool
screw amazon. They've ignored us Canucks too long for us to care about them anymore. I wouldn't buy a Kindle even if I could.
That I might collapse of a heart attack.
ummm, I think your thought process is a little narrow... there is no reason why a competent c++ programmer cannot do c code.... Im going to throw java into this convo too.
Hell a competent c++ programmer IS a competent C/Java programmer. you aint competent in C++ unless your competent in C (knowing c++ w/o knowing c is like an unimplemented abstract method... in an inverse sort of way). And you aint competent in Java w/o C knowledge.
I work in a "C" shoppe and was trained in C before C++, but I would much rather be writing c++, objects are simply a tool to help write good code, alas... I do what the team lead tells me to do.
I always find it curious how Java guys claim they "dont know c/c++"... to me its all the same, objects are just one way of keeping decoupled and reusable. The goals are the same (readability, reusability, and of course getting the job done). Sure c/c++ is a hell of a lot harder because of the additional powers, but you just have to run more tests...
now asking a c++ programmer to write good perl/python code... thats another matter.
Maybe thats why I dont get any second dates.
I thought it was because I brought 21 of my friends along in my Smart car.
no one knows what they mean, because they mean nothing.
maybe there are 4 asteroids... we aren't being told of the other 3.
i hz 515 mathz, 505 rding, 30 wrting. letmmein.
Season 6 episode 25. Timescape
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timescape_%28Star_Trek:_The_Next_Generation%29
you owe me beer.
rather useful skill... develops a desire to learn more about computers.
This ad was on the back of the Economist 3 or 4 weeks ago... can they be sued for that too? I felt the ad was very very misleading and meant to trick all those MBA guys who want to pretend like they know what they are doing.
shuddap! the weight builds character, and prepares your posture for a lifetime of grovelling which every engineer needs when speaking to MBAs.
Teacher... Amazon ate my homework!
NEVER solely use colours to describe things.
Ohhh DUUUUDE, it would be so fucking awesome if there were sea monsters in that video.... OR SHARKS... that would be sweeeewweeeeeeettt!
Your grammar and spelling are amazing for a 6 year old! Do you understand most the articles on this website?
Coochie Coochie cooo... who's the smart kinder... YOU are, YOU are
Peekabo!
i think your doing it wrong.
Re: Cutler - It would help if he had some compitent WR
Re: Farve - who cares how he looked... all that matters is the W.
Game developers poured a cup of coffee on you after you paid for their games? damn, and I thought DRM was bad!
damnit you beat me!
Yeah really you half brained homocandy. Im not going to buy something if it doesn't do what I want it to do.
Is that so surprising for your petite mass of pea much between your ears.
Do you realize how retarded YOU are? Probably not because your a brainwashed "ps triple" fanboi.
exactly. duh
Where the fuck did I bitch about this?
I own an Xbox and an Xbox360 and am slightly pissed that in 3 years they will both be hanging out in the basement with my SNES collecting dust. I bought the 360 because it was considerably cheaper than the PS3.
The only reason for me to buy another game system is if I could get some mileage out of it after it is replaced by the next gen.
I might still buy the old system, we'll see if it's still available for purchase in 6months.
Im not mad at sony... Im simply not going to buy a PS3 and the 10games I would have eventually bought.
I was thinking of getting a PS3 until I heard that it would no longer support linux. Linux would simply have extended the life of the system for me (I would have used it as some sort of server when the next gen of systems came out).