Here’s a beginner project: Tic Tac Toe. The code below contains the solution needed to create a tic tac toe game. #include <iostream>using namespace std;char square[10] = {'o','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9'};int checkwin();void board();int main(){ int player = 1,i,choice; char mark; do { board(); player=(player%2)?1:2; cout << "Player " << player << ", enter a number: "; cin >>
It’s clear that not everyone who visits the developer forums will be on the same level as everyone else when it comes to programming. You remembers when you first started out how confused you was as to where to even begin. It’s much easier to learn programming when you have a specific goal or project
The 1st part is here. Steve Jobs didn’t so much create anything at a young age in the field of technology, but was interested in the subject in the single digits. At the age of 13 he got a job at Hewlett Packard factory (this was 1968 people, relax), and started building and selling illegal “blue boxes” with Wozniak
Both kids and adults today are living in a world where technology is everywhere. And as time goes on, that technology will grow, expand, and become integrated in even more aspects of our lives. It only makes sense to that people who grow up learning about programming from an early age will be better equipped
Learn Programming: What are bad coding habits you would tell others to avoid? (Discussion Topics)
Eugene M Tags: bad coding habits, ByteScout forum, comments, Debugging, Discussion Topics, learn programming, programmers, variables, writing the code|
We all make mistakes now and again, so it’d be helpful to make a list of things other programmers should avoid. One of the lessons we learned the hard way was not to change too many things before coming to a stable point you can test. Sort of like you said, “Debugging is twice as