How Did You Learn C++?
I'm a beginner-ish at c++ and cannot find any good places to learn it. I tried learning from the books but they didn't help that much.
I'm a beginner-ish at c++ and cannot find any good places to learn it. I tried learning from the books but they didn't help that much.
What are some of your favorite videos that explain deep topics in depth?
I've recently been on a 3blue1brown binge (youtube) and am looking for more videos of that ilk. Doesn't have to be a series or a consistent uploader, one off videos are sometimes the best. Just thought I'd ask ~comp if there's anything in particular that comes to mind.
This is in part inspired by the video posted by /u/Deimos in the Technical Goals section of Tildes, titled Simplicity Matters
By coding headphones I mean with active noise cancellation, to be focused on your work. However I'd like to have it more universal since i do play videogames in my freetime, so with a microphone would be best - Or should i have 2 sets for both activities?
Something below 100€ would be nice (naive yes, but I aint got much).
I looked at the Mixcder e7 on Amazon, which looked promising. Thoughts?
This is an adapted version of Talking Clock from /r/DailyProgrammer.
The point of this thread is to post your code for solving the task. Other will comment with feedback and new ideas. Post what language (and version, if relevant) your code is written in.
Your task is to translate a 24-hour formatted time to words.
An hour between 00 and 23 followed by a colon followed by a minute between 0 and 59.
The time expressed in words, in 12-hour format followed by "am" or "pm".
00:00
01:30
12:05
14:01
It's twelve am
It's one thirty am
It's twelve oh five pm
It's two oh one pm