C Course Q&A Thread

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[Hkt]

Hey, I'm interested in checking out some of your course content, but the video doesn't appear to be working.

 

Hey, I'm interested in checking out some of your course content, but the video doesn't appear to be working.

We had technical trouble first couple minutes. Try skip ahead a bit in the video?

 

[Hkt]

We had technical trouble first couple minutes. Try skip ahead a bit in the video?

Okay, I'll take a look in a bit. Thanks for getting back to me so quickly!

 

[Hkt]

Cool, I checked it out. I'll follow along after a few more lectures (when it gets interesting).

GL with the course. Hope you keep it up.

 

[Xier0]

Do you have a time set for the next lecture?

 

Do you have a time set for the next lecture?

Yep same time this week

 

I'm writing up the first assignment today. You should be able to do it using the information in the first two or three lectures.

 

[Sebast]

Patterns, there's some weird hard to think and once again hard patterns.. How do you solve them? I personally got 80/100 in C

I can solve easy-med patterns but weird ass looking hard patterns.. WEAKNESS. This was last semester (Summer). And in the future I still have patterns in OOP.. so I'd like to know how you solve patterns..

PS; I know, I can copy from the internet and so on.. But no I don't want that.. I'd like to know how to solve the weird ass hard patterns..

 

Patterns, there's some weird hard to think and once again hard patterns.. How do you solve them? I personally got 80/100 in C

I can solve easy-med patterns but weird ass looking hard patterns.. WEAKNESS. This was last semester (Summer). And in the future I still have patterns in OOP.. so I'd like to know how you solve patterns..

PS; I know, I can copy from the internet and so on.. But no I don't want that.. I'd like to know how to solve the weird ass hard patterns..

Patterns themselves are often counter productive to programming. You should avoid over-complicating your code to meet some ideologically expected code structure. Computer programs don't fit neatly into boxes.

As a programmer your job is to program a computer to do a task. You can do that in a way which is efficient, reliable and readable, or you can do that in a way which you believe will satisfy some arbitrary aesthetic standard.

 

[Xier0]

In response to your post here, I'm following along somewhat. About halfway finished with the second lecture atm.