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Similar! I learned C and C++ when I was 16, a very long time ago. I'll definitely be stepping through the code later. It has been over a decade since I did any
by sitkack 2y ago
Similar! I learned C and C++ when I was 16, a very long time ago.
I'll definitely be stepping through the code later. It has been over a decade since I did any C++, Rust is better fit for what I need now.
I have used a GCd language in a similar manner on two projects, where I wrote version 1 in Python and then rewrote the production version in Java and for another project in C. If you know that the final project is going to be in the target language, you can kinda code in that style from the beginning. We coded in Java-lite Python and the translation was mostly mechanical, used the same integration tests.
Version 1 is for figuring the problem out.
Version 2 is for shipping it in production.
- alexpadula 2y agoThat's awesome. I'd appreciate that honestly. I tried to keep it very approachable. See Go is a procedural language like C, that's why I was gonna rewrite it in C once I had my design down. I felt like C++ was the best choice and what I wanted to truly continue with so I bit the bullet and committed with C++. I'm glad I did. As like you it's been awhile since I wrote C++ everyday or read it everyday but I do enjoy it. Very broad language, many ways to do things so, lots of research involved.