Programming room?

NK's Hi, I work as a programmer, and programming is also my hobby.
I would like to ask you, if any one of you like it too? If so, I suggest to create a new room for this topic ...

nice ide M ... but not for section spam
mooved to -scrips-

Ok.... I think that question like this one is a spam.... but ...as you wish.. you are admin here

So anyone likes programming?

Not really, but i know some bash and python.

cookie! [NK] wrote:

Not really, but i know some bash and python.

Python is not my cup of tea ... i have never do anything in python

Anyone has experience with streaming video under Linux (in C/C++)? (Libraries like v4l2, livemedia ...)

it might be very interesting if you started a course of programming for all,martin: c,c++ and cookie: python, a good idea guys?

Hehe, i am not even near advanced for a teacher.

Martin, do you know something simpler than c/c++?

java


For my Job I work a lot with Visual basic *lol* a bit with SQL.
Soon I wanna try to use Java here, too
Just for fun....I have my lazy days here at summer

od@r wrote:

it might be very interesting if you started a course of programming for all,martin: c,c++ and cookie: python, a good idea guys?

I think that on the internet you can find a lots of good courses..... but why not..it's not problem to make same small introduction into programming languages like C/C++, Java, Php..... or something about html, css, sql

I know C++ and Php better than Java -> I use java only for my school projects.
I can prepair tutorial in java -> last month I made some networking (TCP - server-client)

cookie! [NK] wrote:

Hehe, i am not even near advanced for a teacher.

Martin, do you know something simpler than c/c++?

Sure here is "hello world" example: you need g++ packages have installed
1)open console and write:vim hello_world.cpp
2)press i and write this text:

//this is standart library
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;//not so important for now

int main() //main function -> usually all programs start here
{
cout << "Hello world " << endl; //this will print text Hello world on standart output
return 0; //return code
}
3) save file and exit. in bash write:g++ hello_world.cpp
4)execute program by writing : ./a.out

That's all

I know, it was really stupid example.... so if you want to see something more complicated write me what should your program do

a little modification by me /c++/

#include
using namespace std;
void main()
{
cout << "Hello [NK] World!" << endl;
cout << "Welcome to C++ Programming tut.by [NK]s" << endl;
}

great modification