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Programming Megathread
Tudoreleu:
woo i started a holy war
anyway i made a program a while ago in C++, maybe someone could take a look at it and tell me what i can do better (general practice-wise, not necessarily method-of-solving-the-problem wise)
http://dpaste.com/1M7Z5PB
edit: it's a program to solve http://www.infoarena.ro/problema/muzeu
works perfectly, i can translate the problem if you need it
Jairo:
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you two are gods
thank you for the help
Foxscotch:
I can not believe that I just read this
"I would never hire such an open source freak, because i would fear he spents his work time on other things, and discloses company work outside or take company sources and starts an open-source-project with it. We want to live from our work, and get money for our hard work. I never understand these open-source people, why they give away hard work for nothing only to be famous to other nerds.
If you have to offer something valuable, you deserve money for it. If no one will pay, it's simply not worth your efforts.
They destroy markets without any sense, i will never assist such people. I should pay them money, and they spent it to kill markets - never ever. Go to north corea, they need such willingly morons"
Glass Joe:
--- Quote from: Tudoreleu on January 26, 2016, 12:57:02 PM ---woo i started a holy war
anyway i made a program a while ago in C++, maybe someone could take a look at it and tell me what i can do better (general practice-wise, not necessarily method-of-solving-the-problem wise)
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in general, you should actually avoid using the "using namespace std" or "using namespace" entirely, for that matter. if you use a function that happens to have the same name as one in std (such as list, string, etc.) then the compiler takes the std version of that function first, leading to very hard to find bugs. it's safer to just prefix all functions in std with "std::"
ZSNO:
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Yes, because everyone uses the console window to code.
Name 10 out of your 100 reasons as to why we should still be capped at 80 width.
(Hardmode: no reverse compatibility reasons)
You seem to be completely ignoring the reason for tabs. The point is that you can customize the displayed width of them in the editor you use.