Are there any specific things you need to learn?
This goes through very basic programming as well as some nice tools, I recommend it if you just want to get started super quick, but if you will actually be doing more heavy work it won't be enough theory, in that case just get a book more focused on teaching *just* python, instead of python + more
automatetheboringstuff.com
/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
>I know jackshit about programming
>and I'll have to learn python
Ok? These two have nothing to do with each other.
When the FUCK is Arch going to update their GCC to 9
>not in burkah
Extremely haram
GCC is only going to get worse now they allowed C++.
better*
Blowjob Trainer
If C++ is so smart, why can't it just guess constness to generate more efficient code?
Just count the number of assignments and if it's 0 make it const
Because when you manually write in const you are doing the same, just with your eyes
C++ compilers don't work that way. That would require passing through all compilation units (source files) multiple times, drastically increasing the already increased compile times of C++.
It can and does.
Also C++ is not the compiler.