• cm0002@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    working her way through C++

    part of Digital arts curriculum

    Might be too high for this, but what??

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      6 months ago

      Maybe part of a gaming curriculum?

      Like, “learn some code so that when the devs are crying you can make small talk?”

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          I was Haskalling for that one. I need to Go and shake off the Rust, maybe work on my Lisp to make sure people React well.

          Node what I’m saying?

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            Not Ruby sure what you’re saying, but I dream of getting strangled by a Python that can’t C#. 🤤

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          C++ is still the far and ahead leader in game programming. All the tools are written in it and everyone is used to it.

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            C++ is an awful candidate for a first programming language to learn, at least nowadays - it is very powerful, but it’s also full of foot-guns and past a certain point the learning curve becomes a wall

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      There’s an anecdote that goes like this:

      An important machine in a factory stops working. No matter what they do they can’t get it to work again.

      So they bring in a specialist to solve the problem, for an agreed fee of $1000

      The guy checks the machine over and then goes and presses a specific button and the machine is back working again.

      So the factory manager goes: “All you did was press a button! Why should I pay you $1000 for pressing a button?!”

      To which the specialist answers: “Well, you see, you’re paying me just $1 to press the button. The other $999 are for knowing which button to press”.