I haven't coded since college twenty years ago and it was C++. Plus I was horrible at it, so I don't have much hope. I just don't think like a coder I don't think.
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I haven't coded since college twenty years ago and it was C++. Plus I was horrible at it, so I don't have much hope. I just don't think like a coder I don't think.
Programming is largely solving problems in efficient and succinct ways.
Yeah, I guess I was just destined to work on the hardware side of things more than the software side...
Before I started learning Python, the only programming I did was in BASIC back in the late 80s to mid 90s as a kid.
Python is a lot easier to learn than C++. It's one of the easiest languages to learn. If I'm not mistaken, it was first developed to teach programming, then they realized it could be useful for actual production software. It's one of the most popular languages and it's intuitive because it's almost like reading English. Someone described it as pseudo-code that actually runs.😄
I see that you, too, made an AppleII/e fart.
Very interesting. My issue is I don't really know as though I have anything I need codded. That's where my real disconnect is.
That's right. You need a project to make it worth the effort.