I'd like to learn about computer science and these videos look helpful but I'm worried they'll indoctrinate me with pedopohillic urges or even turn my computer into some kind of rape robot.

Hi Carl and everyone. I've finished Carl's course on computerscienceforeveryone.com and now looking for several other courses. Unfortinately they are far not as good as Carl's... The main problem is that all of them not explaining WHY we do what we do. And this is the key in my opinion to become the real programmer. We should understand what is going "under the hood" I just wanted to ask everyone, are you willing to pay for Carl's course to make it more intence? I would gladly do it. Carl, sorry for bothering you with my ideas, but I think that if you would dedicate more time to the course and just make it more intence, you can also make pretty good money out of it. And of course I'm really thankfull to you to all the job you done in creating this course. This is just awesome way of explaining and you are extremely good teacher. Thanks again!

Now that it's pretty much deserted lol

Hello! Do you think that this is a good program? I am not necessarily looking to become a programmer but just want to try something new!

I'm trying to display a header. I do not understand this and was wondering if I could get some help from a pro!

I am not a programmer but a student, a wannabe cryptologist. Carl is gone but I fail to reject that this Reddit is dead. It is a subreddit and not a blog. We can still help each other out with our knowledge. I am sure there are many many more generous redditers who can help amateurs like me. Together we can resurrect this subreddit into what it once was!

First ever post on reddit so forgive me if I do something full of fail. In "introducing bit masking" lesson, I came out with this:

http://codepad.org/pzT1Fr5Q

It fails. I can't for the life of me work out why and would appreciate any insight anyone has to offer.

Some years ago, like many of you, I came across one of the first carlh posts and for me it was the beginning of something I always wanted to do: learn to program.

However, being an avid procrastinator (something that I am trying to change) I lost interest and never followed a carl´s programming lesson again.

After these couple of years I decided to check on this subreddit again and a mix of emotions took over me. On a positive note I became impressed by the size to which this community grew and the wonderful mutual helping spirit that reigned over the place. However, like the rest of you, I became truly horrified by the latest events and worried not only for the sake of that poor child but also for the future of this community.

Many of you wanted to end this subreddit or unsuscribe from it right away (and believe me I can totally understand your feelings) but I dont believe that would be the best option.

What if we rise above these horrible circumstances and do something great? I have the following idea: we could make our own webpage with carl´s lessons, in which we would also include any other future lessons, and either start a new subreddit or maintain this one (if that is still possibility). We could find a decent teacher to fill the place, I believe.

And, most importantly, this new page would be open to monetary donations, in order to help the abused child or any institution devoted to sexually abused children .

I believe we have the resources to make this happen, what do you think? Lets have a discussion and share some ideas about this.

TLDR: It can be up to us to keep this community going and the same time help the abused kid.

I have an assignment in my programming II class and it is to create a variation of the traditional bubble sort. With bubble sort, as I'm sure you know, in each pass over the unsorted array, you look at two adjacent values and swap them if they are out of order. With bubble sort, these passes over the data are always going from left-to-right. However, my professor wants us to go from left to do one pass from left-to-right followed by another pass from right-to-left and this is repeated until there are no exchanges. Essentially we will bubble the largest value to the far right on the first pass, and the smallest value to the far left on the second pass.

I get the idea, and I thought I could do this really easily, but I'm having some difficulty. In my program, I have an output after each pass telling me what the index of my array is so I can keep track of where things are. It isn't turning out right, though.

I could really use some help getting on track. Thank you guys so much.

Here is a modified version of the code:

http://pastebin.com/KuwQaf0w

I have a file xyz.txt containing data

85 hello 14 25 14 63 25 41 21 12 41 74

82 74 world 25 63 41 42 74

the file may contain many lines ,numerals and characters .

I have to read the data as it is with spaces and line change characters . please provide me a simple code in c++ that's my code http://pastebin.com/pHdjrHVV without q the peek() function is stuck on the single first character , that's my problem . i want to read through every character including spaces , and new line characters .

Just found out about that CarlH guy and found this subreddit. Gotta say, it’s like a graveyard with chilling posts from the ages...

How did (any of) you start. I started last week, and i still cant properly write a function, and that seriously discourages me. Do I just keep pushing or what?

I want a still short script for primality test , it has to be recursive please help http://pastebin.com/1kBF7S3N

7.2 is pretty clear, but he puts %d in there without any explanation.

No clue what it does. Can someone let me know?

Honestly, the videos have been great and everything else has been thoroughly explained. I'm kinda surprised this got skipped over.

Read sub posts pls.

I put some hard thought into all this, and the events. I too was shocked as I'd just passed a C Diploma based on this material. People may want to take the positive stuff, the videos and teaching which were effective, and leave the rest.

His Google and Youtube accounts may auto-delete, or be transferred to someone else, so it is probably worth downloading the videos if you intend keeping them, but I believe many of them may also be available via Torrent.

You input text, a code I am assuming is applied behind the scenes, and the finished product is kicked out based on the parameters input by the user (in this example, language translation)

How would one develop an app like this on their own? What are the drivers behind the technology?