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Hello all! My name is Johnny A. Talavera, call me johnny though. :) I came from HackForums.net and am somewhat experienced in programming. :)

So far, the only language I master in is C. I do know the basics and some of the advanced of other languages though like C++, Perl, Python, Asm, Java, and lua.

I am experienced with many web designing languages as well. :)

I think of myself as a nice, epic, cool and chill guy to talk to. I love music, it is my life. I mainly listen to electronic music. Stuff like Electro House/EDM/Trance/Dubstep/DnB and many other great and beautiful music.

Hope I make plenty of friends on here! :D

-KrYPt0NiTE™

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This thread is an introduction by ; thanks to and for the welcomes. The notes below are concise, practical guidance for new members who want quicker, higher‑quality help and a smoother start on DaniWeb.

Recommended posting checklist: include a minimal reproducible example (MRE) that actually compiles or runs; show exact compile/run commands and the full error text; state platform (OS), compiler/interpreter and versions, and any compiler flags; describe expected vs actual behavior and steps already tried (for example: gdb, Valgrind, AddressSanitizer). Put short code in fenced blocks (``), keep reproducer size small (ideally under ~50 lines), and avoid posting entire projects inline. Use clear tags (language plus topic, e.g.c,c++,perl,memory,build`) and include the language standard when relevant (for example, C11 or C++17).

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Welcome, Johnny.

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Hello and welcome

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