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Hi. In case you aren't familiar, the 20 game challenge is meant to help people learn game programming by completing projects that slowly ramp up on complexity o

Just wondering, when making a coding project, I have looked at my old coding projects to help me when working on a new coding project, whether that is using cla

Just wondering, when making a coding project, I have looked at my old coding projects to help me when working on a new coding project, whether that is using cla

I am recently relying a lot on LLMS to search things for me, but, for example, if I wanted to write my own malloc function how would someone even search for the

Hi everyone! I've been toying with the idea of changing my major for MONTHS. I'm entering my third semester of a degree in Health Sciences (biology, chemistry a

I learned basics from f python, Java, c++, shell script and c but I didn’t make any major projects because I can’t stop hopping languages when ever I finish the

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I’m 18, and majoring in Cybersecurity, with a minor in Data Science. However, I also want to be able to make code/program projects, whether its’s a game or some

My degree is self paced so I have to teach myself everything, I would love some tips from the ppl who is in this situation, I genuinely didn't know it was self

I’m assuming architecture, system design, and DSA are mandatory. What am I missing? What resources taught you these things? submitted by /u/TurtleSlowRabbitFast

I'm currently going into my third year at university and I've survived my first two years mostly off LLMs helping me get through my classes resulting in a subpa

I am new to GitHub and trying to make a landing page for a conference. My speakers and venue pages are loading correctly but when I try to navigate to other pag

Learning web development through free YouTube tutorials. I keep noticing the same thing: I finish a topic, feel like I got it, then freeze when I try coding wit

whenever I learn new technology or some new concepts i always find myself asking a lot of questions about what am i reading about at the moment say for example

I have a 4 digit rng number And I have special numbers Like for example 1225 count as special, 2112 also special numbers I want to add a feature that if a a spe

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So I found both of them whilst searching for some ideas. I found build your own x and project based learning. However most of the tutorials seem to provide code

Hi, I thought I might introduce myself to give you guys some context. I knew I had a little passion for Game Development since I was a kid and fascinated by Str

Does anyone have several options of valuable bootcamps related to Computer Science ( focusing on AI/ML )? I'm a soon to be CS student, and currently starting to

hi i wanna make a v simple app which connects students (since I'm in college) who are going to the city to other fellow students so that they can split the fare

I have knowledge of sql c, java, python(cv, pandas, matplotlib,numpy etc) and a bit of html, css.js(web dev, basic only) I have ai as my specialization so keepi

I've been learning about different ways to add voice and video calling to an application, and I recently came across iotum while researching managed communicati

I started developing games a few months ago, but I’m running into a problem that’s really affecting me in real life, something I hadn’t realized for a long time

I was curious where the command 'touch' comes from. Turns out, it originates from "to touch" or "to interact" with a file. Now, every time I use it, I feel like