i m in A csc class in college. And everytime the prof. Gives a lab i have a hard time starting it i always neeed some classmate to help me start it ... Any ideas on how i should approach the labs
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Jump to PostNot harsh -- tough love :)
Normally you will want to break down the problem into its simplest parts, then code them one at a time -- divide and conquer style. Compile and test each part before going on to the next part. The worst thing you can do …
Jump to PostNot harsh -- tough love :)
Normally you will want to break down the problem into its simplest parts, then code them one at a time -- divide and conquer style.
Amen!
I would suggest you study algorithm writing. You will be more successful if you come up with …
Jump to Posti like it Fbody(Thanks)...... and it helps thanks.... any idea where i can find some algorithm examples? if non its okay too ill look in the book..
If your book is even half way decent it will have examples you can pull from.
What you really need to think …
Jump to PostWOW! Not be too harsh, but doesn't your professor/college teach about pseudo code?
I am just learning C++, but my textbook stresses that the most important part of programming is organizing your thoughts and ideas. This is done by writing pseudo code and a grammar BEFORE writing the program code …
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good point :)
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Huh? Speak English, not 1337 :(
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What? We speak English here, not gibberish.
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