Jun 29
Everything I read about Cpp is like “Unlike other programming languages, Cpp allows you to shoot your own dick off” and then like “shooting your own dick off is outside the scope of this introductory text”
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Everything I read about Cpp is like “Unlike other programming languages, Cpp allows you to shoot your own dick off” and then like “shooting your own dick off is outside the scope of this introductory text”
My program crashed for an hour or so and I tried to fix it
I finally fixed it
Twas a fucking compiler command gone bad
My code was good
FUCKKKKKKKKKKK
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Abusing my weak ass laptop as much as i can
WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN C++ DOESN'T HAVE A SPLIT FUNCTION
Coding tutorial: Chain-of-responsibility pattern
A peasant, knight and king walk into a software design tutorial, and are here to teach you the chain-of-responsibility pattern. Learn how to create a chain of handlers which can handle different request types.
This tutorial shows you how to code the chain-of-responsibility pattern in the Visual Studio development environment, using a console application and the C++ programming language.
The chain-of-responsibility pattern passes on a request to a chain of handlers one at a time. Each handler can handle different requests. So if the first handler can’t handle the request, then it will pass it on to the next handler. Once a request is handled, the chain ends. Since there is no longer a need to pass on the request.
It is also possible that the request doesn’t get handled by any of the handlers. Since each handler can handle 0, 1 or many requests of different types.
See the full tutorial here.
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i love coding bc i copy every single thing that the guy from "hello world" tutorial does and still somehow my program deletes windows