hey.i am new user in daniweb,.,.,as i am doing bachelors in computer science,.,,.might be this website will be usefull for me,..,.i wana ask if there is any way to chat wid other C++ programmers available online?

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Welcome, — good question. As noted, some community features (including chat) unlock as you earn the site’s trust. The fastest, most reliable way to get there is to contribute useful, well-crafted posts rather than trying to “game” the system. Below are practical steps you can apply right away to attract helpful replies and speed up access to live conversation spaces.

Fill out your profile (briefly say you’re a CS student and that you work with C++), then look for C++ threads where you can legitimately help. One clear, helpful contribution per day beats several low-effort posts at once. Engage in comments: ask clarifying questions, suggest small edits, and thank people who help. Avoid duplicate posts and don’t ask others to upvote — quality is what earns community trust.

Make every question or answer count. When asking, include:

  • a short, specific title
  • what you expected and what actually happened
  • your compiler/version and OS (if relevant)
  • exact error messages (copy-paste)
  • a minimal reproducible example or the smallest snippet that shows the problem
  • what you already tried and why it didn’t work

If you want quicker, real-time help while you build reputation, try other active C++ communities (Discord servers, language forums, Stack Overflow chat) but bring anything solved back here: answers and follow-ups on the DaniWeb C++ boards help the community and raise your standing. Thanks to and for the earlier clarifications — being patient and helpful is the quickest route to chat and to better discussions.

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Hello and welcome to DaniWeb!

Once you build your reputation to 15 points, or hit five posts across five days, you will get full access to DaniWeb's community features, including chat.

how to build reputations??

Your reputation is built by other members of the community. When you post, members can vote on your posts. If they vote & leave a comment in the voting process, you are awarded reputation points. The amount of points is determined by the member that is voting.

whould you please?:D

Would I give you reputation? Sure, if you posted something that was worthy of reputation.

I suspect that in your current situation, it will be easier for you to engage with the community in general and reach the goal of "five posts across five days".

I understand that these rules are limiting, but they were put in place to mitigate spam. If you have further questions related to the rules of the site, you can click on the rules link below, or contact an administrator if you have further concerns.

Thank you.

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Thanks JorgeM for giving that insight. Im new here as well so i wasn't quite sure what the "rules" are.

Hello Chantel, glad the information was helpful.

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