Bashful wrote

ObscureCoder wrote

ProJimmyRustler wrote

ObscureCoder wrote
You're a noob at programming. Come back and challenge me when you've learned how to write a Hello World program, you imbecile.

#include <iostream>
// Complex Hello World for an ignorant user

int main() {
    int n = 0;
    again:
    for (int i = n == 0 ? 'H' : n == 1 ? 'E' : (n == 2 || n == 3 ) ? 'L' : n == 4 ? 'O' : 0; i ; ) {
        std::cout << (char)i;
        ++n;
        if (i) {
            goto again;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

You are the Imbecile.
You always make yourself look like a fool on a daily basis in this section..
You are ignorant to other users intelligence, and all you do is spam this section with nothing but ignorant responses.

Nice a 'complex' hello program that you stole from somewhere. You come off as an idiot since you post on threads that you have no knowledge of and try to suggest idiotic things. Keep at what you're good at, which is probably nothing apart from being a retarded game dev.

Interestingly enough, you can actually use search engines to see, that it wasn't copied from elsewhere.

Realistically, if he 'stole' it from elsewhere, it would have been indexed so he could find it.

Interestingly enough, a quick google search of your username results in a lot of results.

Including some accounts attached to programming resources.

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Now, whether or not this is all you, which it seems this way, remains to be seen for sure.

However, these all have something in common. A ton of complaining and absolutely nothing constructive. However, nothing to show for it.

No finished applications. Nor do you show extensive knowledge, just assumptions.

This is a good point. All he does is complain. I see he deleted his last post that you quoted Bashful.
He just assumed he was right, like he always does

ProJimmyRustler wrote This is a good point. All he does is complain. I see he deleted his last post that you quoted Bashful.
He just assumed he was right, like he always does

I deleted the post as well as a few others, and would appreciate it if we could stay a bit more on-topic from now on ;)

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Bashful wrote

ObscureCoder wrote

ProJimmyRustler wrote

ObscureCoder wrote
You're a noob at programming. Come back and challenge me when you've learned how to write a Hello World program, you imbecile.

#include <iostream>
// Complex Hello World for an ignorant user

int main() {
    int n = 0;
    again:
    for (int i = n == 0 ? 'H' : n == 1 ? 'E' : (n == 2 || n == 3 ) ? 'L' : n == 4 ? 'O' : 0; i ; ) {
        std::cout << (char)i;
        ++n;
        if (i) {
            goto again;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

You are the Imbecile.
You always make yourself look like a fool on a daily basis in this section..
You are ignorant to other users intelligence, and all you do is spam this section with nothing but ignorant responses.

Nice a 'complex' hello program that you stole from somewhere. You come off as an idiot since you post on threads that you have no knowledge of and try to suggest idiotic things. Keep at what you're good at, which is probably nothing apart from being a retarded game dev.

Interestingly enough, you can actually use search engines to see, that it wasn't copied from elsewhere.

Realistically, if he 'stole' it from elsewhere, it would have been indexed so he could find it.

Interestingly enough, a quick google search of your username results in a lot of results.

Including some accounts attached to programming resources.

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Now, whether or not this is all you, which it seems this way, remains to be seen for sure.

However, these all have something in common. A ton of complaining and absolutely nothing constructive. However, nothing to show for it.

No finished applications. Nor do you show extensive knowledge, just assumptions.

I in no way copied this tutorial.
The Hello World program is used for starters for just about every language I've learned.
Ill make video tutorials next time if you guys think that.

You entirely misread what I said.

Just bookmarked this
great tutorial

Bashful wrote

Seize_The_Day wrote

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Bashful wrote

ObscureCoder wrote

ProJimmyRustler wrote

ObscureCoder wrote
You're a noob at programming. Come back and challenge me when you've learned how to write a Hello World program, you imbecile.

#include <iostream>
// Complex Hello World for an ignorant user

int main() {
    int n = 0;
    again:
    for (int i = n == 0 ? 'H' : n == 1 ? 'E' : (n == 2 || n == 3 ) ? 'L' : n == 4 ? 'O' : 0; i ; ) {
        std::cout << (char)i;
        ++n;
        if (i) {
            goto again;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

You are the Imbecile.
You always make yourself look like a fool on a daily basis in this section..
You are ignorant to other users intelligence, and all you do is spam this section with nothing but ignorant responses.

Nice a 'complex' hello program that you stole from somewhere. You come off as an idiot since you post on threads that you have no knowledge of and try to suggest idiotic things. Keep at what you're good at, which is probably nothing apart from being a retarded game dev.

Interestingly enough, you can actually use search engines to see, that it wasn't copied from elsewhere.

Realistically, if he 'stole' it from elsewhere, it would have been indexed so he could find it.

Interestingly enough, a quick google search of your username results in a lot of results.

Including some accounts attached to programming resources.

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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Now, whether or not this is all you, which it seems this way, remains to be seen for sure.

However, these all have something in common. A ton of complaining and absolutely nothing constructive. However, nothing to show for it.

No finished applications. Nor do you show extensive knowledge, just assumptions.

I in no way copied this tutorial.
The Hello World program is used for starters for just about every language I've learned.
Ill make video tutorials next time if you guys think that.

You entirely misread what I said.

I wasn't meaning you man.
I was the other.

It's a good practice to stop using , and standardize your code in the program itself.

So, instead of:


Do this:


Then you might ask, why should I standardize my code instead of just getting namespace to do it?

A: You should do this because one day when you're working with headers and you have to include them into your main C++ program, it would maybe interfere with the code as the header may have the same name as something else in the code. If you use std::, this will never happen.

So, a program with this would look like:


It may require a little more work, but it will be beneficial to get used to writing these.

D4rius wrote It's a good practice to stop using

using namespace std;

, and standardize your code in the program itself.

So, instead of:

cout << "Hello, world!" << endl;

Do this:

std::cout << "Hello, world!" << std::endl;

Then you might ask, why should I standardize my code instead of just getting namespace to do it?

A: You should do this because one day when you're working with headers and you have to include them into your main C++ program, it would maybe interfere with the code as the header may have the same name as something else in the code. If you use std::, this will never happen.

So, a program with this would look like:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()
{
   std::string A(10, 'A');

   std::cout << A << std::endl;

   system("pause");
   return 0;
}

It may require a little more work, but it will be beneficial to get used to writing these.

you can use a #define / #ifndef to get around any issues you describe with header files. look up what they do if anyone is confused by this

D4rius wrote It's a good practice to stop using

using namespace std;

, and standardize your code in the program itself.

So, instead of:

cout << "Hello, world!" << endl;

Do this:

std::cout << "Hello, world!" << std::endl;

Then you might ask, why should I standardize my code instead of just getting namespace to do it?

A: You should do this because one day when you're working with headers and you have to include them into your main C++ program, it would maybe interfere with the code as the header may have the same name as something else in the code. If you use std::, this will never happen.

So, a program with this would look like:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()
{
   std::string A(10, 'A');

   std::cout << A << std::endl;

   system("pause");
   return 0;
}

It may require a little more work, but it will be beneficial to get used to writing these.

Yeah, i ran into this problem when learning about for loops, i declared a global variable named count and it was being recognized from the algorithm library but i just changed it to "count1" but I've seen people recommend getting into a habit of using "std::"