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I wish I had seen this sooner. It would be nice to skip the betting. P.S. I have a low credit

High-end games on PC and small ones on smartphone.

PC is more flexible than other consoles. I prefer the PC. But if you happen to be rich, buy whatever you like.

What do you mean exactly?

That sounds awesome!!! By the way, what do you do now?

Sigh! Thanks.I'm happy to hear this news from both the perspectives.

I am experiencing a firework glitch on this site I couldn't figure out whether its a glitch or something else.

For me, it's Gray Hat but it is less cool than the other counterparts.

Great job!

It is used to check grammatical errors in a write-up. That's a lot of accounts. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the steps.

All the parts of Matrix

I watched that too. I did find a little resemblance of this movie to "spy kids 3D: game over".Did you?

Depends upon the hygienic condition of the toilet.

I just have paper plane experience.

@closy14 is right. Along with it, flowcharts come in handy while coding. So learn then too and use them.

I would suggest starting with C language.

A first programming language should be that programming language by which you get to know the building blocks of code distinctly. Learning a procedure-oriented language like C gives you the advantage to think logically and further learn the other languages with ease.

Yes, I completely agree with @0x29A. You should be passionate to learn to code first, start with any language you like. and the most important thing in programming is developing logic. And don't just stick to the common coding problems, try to explore it by doing experiments and tweaks. It takes a lot of time to become a programmer so patience and dedication should not diminish. After having knowledge about then you can move on to speculating the software you want to modify, start modifying small games then move gradually to higher and complicated ones. And learning a program for the first time requires a book handy so buy a book atleast and start coding.

Python has a nice syntax in which you don't have to write much, unlike c++. And you can code faster. So yes go for it.

The CPU requires some time to fetch the instruction then transfer the control for each instruction in the process. And for some function, if the execution time is smaller than the time required for the processor to switch controls over to the function then the efficiency of the code with respect to time decreases a bit so for those kinds of functions inline is used.

Google Chrome is the preferred browser for me. The difficulty it causes is that it uses up most of the RAM, and if more extensions are added and activated it slows it further.

I hope this works!!! I had to try a few time to login but I must say it works. By the way nice username.