5 ms·
I'm training a new hire in C++ at the moment. I always go to compiler explorer when I break out a new concept for him. We can workshop the problem in isolation
by injidup 4y ago
I'm training a new hire in C++ at the moment. I always go to compiler explorer when I break out a new concept for him. We can workshop the problem in isolation quickly and simply and then bookmark the solution for him to use as reference later. For this purpose it is just a few steps simpler than GIT + CMAKE + TERMINAL
- curiousgal 4y agoTangent but I'll be starting a new job in a few months where they use C++ (bank), do you have any tips/resources?
- injidup 4y agoThat's a pretty vague spec. If you are starting a ne job I'd ask the people who have hired you to supply info about what they think you need to know. Ask if there will be training and/or mentoring. C++ is a beast and if have no experience then it's a long way to the top. Short of that Google "modern C++ tutorial" and go from there. Also project Euler. Try to solve the problems in C++ and see how you go.