AwabKhan

Fallout 76

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Swedish win

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Guys don't try to quit Windows cold turkey

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Losing Interest in coding

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Losing Interest in coding

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Python is so easy its confusing

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AwabKhan@reddit

Thats exactly the reason why i don't like python. Everything was so easy that it became confusing for me. for me it came to a point where i was like why does this work instead of why does this not work.

What’s the most underrated programming language that’s not getting enough love?

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AwabKhan@reddit

Oh, i thought underrated meant how less it was being used. So java is underrated because its hated, becuase it is used by a lot of tech companies.

What’s the most underrated programming language that’s not getting enough love?

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AwabKhan@reddit

Yeah but he said an underrated language that's not getting enough love. Java might get hate or isn't praised but it is definitely not an underrated language.

What’s the most underrated programming language that’s not getting enough love?

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What’s the most underrated programming language that’s not getting enough love?

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What’s the most underrated programming language that’s not getting enough love?

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Microsoft has lost the plot

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When is recursion actually better than iteration?

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AwabKhan@reddit

Recursion generally results in smaller and understandable code. Sometimes with optimizations your compiler just turns your rescursion into iteration so that iterative solution is no better than the recursive solution. I believe it is called tail call optimization. There is a whole paradigm of programming where they dont use loops at all. It is called functional programming and recursion is not a feature of it but a consequence of its design. So learn recursion well it will change the way you think.

What's Your Opinion On Coding With AI?

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HR wants to have a word

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How do I make programming more fun? Should I even try?

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AwabKhan@reddit

I have another one its pretty old and uses pascal for demonstration but you can actually use any language you want. it distinguishes between programming and coding and teaches you how to think like a programmer it goes much into detail. "Programming from first Principles by Richard Bornat".

This is how stupid I'm as a programmer

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AwabKhan@reddit

In the first one it uses the logical and operator which makes the statement something until both of these are true do the while loop and as soon as one is false stop the loop. In the second it loops if x>1 and only stops of x<1 and only executes the code inside the if statement if x%i == 0. The difference is in the first statement if x<1 it will stop the while loop and won't even evaluate x%i==0 even if x%i == 0. While in the second statement even if x%i != 0 it will still run the while loop but won't execute the code inside the if statement.

Anyone else depressed because they didn't do a CS degree?

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