/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread

Do a C++ course on Alison or edx or one of those
It's not a perfect language but it's got a good spread of high and low level features that come in handy when you move on to other languages. Plus it's a good base for learning syntax, whenever I encounter a new language I always find myself comparing/contrasting how it's written with C++.
C++: it's OK, and that's OK

Help me Jow Forums I started learning C++ (my first time into programing), and everything was doing fine, until they start throwing a lot of things that have no use, at least for now.

Any tips/videos for the absolute begginer?

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>until they start throwing a lot of things that have no use, at least for now.
like what?

Every time you call getchar() it wants to get a char

hitting enter presumably gives it a NULL

too bad, she only has toast

>they start throwing a lot of things that have no use
I don't understand this concept. If you can write it you can use it?

classes/structs

:^)

I wrote some javascript to let credit karma's 1099-B tax form to load a CSV so I didn't have to enter it manually.

gist.github.com/wizpig64/d0ec4e5bb3735ffe47b7c22ba5d2a91c

Just use C++ like C with classes.

Did you have enough transactions to save you some time?