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Kevin Flores
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Benjamin Cruz
On pounding your thicc girly boypussy
Jason Gutierrez
Why would anybody pay to use Delphi? It is so great or what?
Thomas Parker
so in c++ can someone explain arrays? It's basically a reference to a grouping of pointers?
Camden Rodriguez
Lisp is the most powerful programming language.
Hudson Ortiz
as a 2 years professional /wdg/ fag, should I start learning C/C++ and some other big boi lang?
I know typescript, js (and use it mostly with react and vue recently), python (django rly).
Parker Young
are you using std::vector or pointers? Just use std::vector desu
Blake Parker
What are you working on?
Caleb Smith
actually no
David Cox
Hey I am trying to develop an Android app for the blind and I would like the users to be able to use the entire program using only their voice.
Ideally, the app should have a single button for voice command and the user can say certain keywords to do certain task.
I am not sure how to proceed with this. Namely, what is the kind of program architecture/algorithm that is best suited for this kind of task.
Currently, what I am thinking of doing is to get the strings spoken by the user, match this against an array of the predefined keywords, the highest scoring one will then be the keyword
Problem is, Java (Its an Android app) does not have function pointers, so I can’t do something like HashMap to simply call the required function that will execute the action requested
Using switch(...) seems like a bad coding because it’s not really scaleable.