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cool OP

Early thread dumb threadmaking autist

He did fine.

Yeah, at least he used a cartoon in a western style instead of an incel animetard cumbrain image of a girl (possibly very obviously underage)

Why do people think it's a good idea to learn programming at the college level instead of on your own?

>took one C++ class once because i was dumb kid
>hardest project was a menu based "banking program" that added numbers and stored them in a vector and had no persistence
>did this all without knowing what structs or classes are
>got marked down the first week for using for loops because we haven't covered them yet and i didn't want to write a 300 line program that could be condensed in 20 with a loop
>they didn't even touch on saving to a text file, that would be beyond the scope of the class WTF
>teacher didn't even correct my improper usage of getchar(), system("pause") and even calling main() to go back to the main menu instead of using return on the final
>left with a bad taste of programming, thinking everything is too hard and hard to grasp

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BASED C!

Compile time is important. Big sepples applications embed Lua so they don't have to put up with compile times.

Is there a way to find out which category a Unicode character belongs to? See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_character_property. I need to check whether a character belongs to the Z group specifically.