>tfw no C++ bf to help me with code
Tfw no C++ bf to help me with code
You'll catch his syntax errors user
>cpp
You don't want a smelly pajeet. Better suck on my perfectly average chad Ada dick.
cpp is a fucking pain in the ass
>tfw no programming gf to partner code with
So are you a programming trap or looking for a programming trap, OP?
I could be a C++ bf but I'm into fags/trannies.
C# normie over here babby
>tfw people think there are women on Jow Forums
Thats a trap at best
>tfw no Java bf to help me understand how Overload works
>C++
>Not javascript+jQuery
add me
mf doomer#4855
>Overload
Are you talking about method overloading, or are you deliberately capitalizing that and referring to some library or framework called Overload?
I meant the method overload but it can be the framework as well. I am terrible in it
Well, I don't know of any frameworks that are *called* overloading, but I do know that method overloading is just defining multiple methods with the same name and different parameters. Although when you say "the method overload", it sounds like you are referring to a *method* that is called "overload". In which case... on what object, in what library?
>tfw no trap programmer friend to help me out with coding
>tfw we could push each other to try new things
>tfw we better ourselves and support one another
>tfw we are best friends
FUCK
Go to school, dumb bitch.
> JS+jQuery
> Not Node+React/Angular/Vue.js
in old cave grugette no touch keytablet
>tfw no C++ gf to give all the answers to for our intro to programming home work
>Node+React/Angular/Vue.js
>Not WebAssembly + C# w/ Blazor
post question
Hi Evan, can you stop shilling your retarded Chicom spyware?
Thx
>All this web crap
>Not Rust
no questions user, only answers
>chicom
I guess I wouldn't expect a Node+React pleb to actually understand technology.
WebAssembly is 30-60% faster on the desktop and up to 1,000% faster on phones. It allows you to use C, C++, C# or any other language really in the browser. It's great.
It's a shame that web devs are the lowest common denominator.