/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

What was Dennis thinking when he put those questions in his book?
They are almost impossible.

Seriously, you spend more time on the questions than learning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234169
Just skip them, you will get in real trouble only when you finish with C, start C++ and mess with its type system.
I have skipped questions in there too, and still managed to get a C++ programmer job

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234182
>C++ programmer job
I am truly sorry for your lots.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234169
So, does it get any good after the first chapters?

>>11234186
What do you work with?

[Anonymous No.]

Do people actually care about questions?

I think they seem pretty straight forward and seem to be there to get you thinking about the language.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234188
Common LISP

[Anonymous of Slovakia !!d82TKSmcsM0 No.]

I don't remember them being that bad. Keep in mind that this was written when programming wasn't being forced on everyone.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234200
>Lisp
>Job
I doubt it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234200
Dynamically typed feces. Just try haskell and forget about annoying braces of yours.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234201
>Don't fuckin download it, you'll never fuckin read it.
I'm sad that it is true.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234204
Sometimes I wish I could have been in a school club where people got me to do stuff. Or maybe a /jp/ club where people do stuff and things get done and people motivate each other to progress.

Instead it's just I'm here, you're there, and we're all wasting time piling up backlogs.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11234207
Lots of people accomplished things on their own.