Tag: Programming

Errors: To Fail or To Recover?

The environment in which your code runs is imperfect: users will provide invalid inputs, external systems will go down, and your code and other code around it will often contain some number of bugs. Given this, errors are inevitable; things can and will go wrong, and as a result you can’t write robust and reliable code without thinking carefully about error cases.

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How Can Programmers Upskill in 2023 and Beyond?

It’s a good time for existing programmers to leverage their capabilities. This means that existing programmers must upskill and reskill so they can play a broad range of roles. Here are four steps to help you upskill new programmers: Identify skills needed now and later, Ask for your organization’s support, Join bootcamps and online coding courses, Find on-the-job learning opportunities.

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Can Kids Learn C++?

Learning computer programming languages is no longer a trend but a necessity in several parts of the world. The real issue for many parents and perhaps people who understand coding and the depth of C++ is one – can the kids really understand C++? The answer is Yes, and No. It depends on two main factors. First is your kid’s age, and second is whether there’s a reliable teacher or coach to guide them. If your kid is below 8 years, learning C++, even with the help of a teacher, would prove quite challenging.

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The list of top programming scholarships in the US in 2023

Tertiary education doesn’t allow many talented and ambitious students to earn a degree. Tuition fees are alarmingly high, and the authorities don’t seem to be changing the situation. If you can relate to this issue, this article is for you. It contains the best programming scholarships in the US that will cover the most (or all) of your expenses when doing a computer science degree.

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Learn to code or learn to program

We propose “Learn to Program” rather than “Learn to Code” so that you can think independent of any programming language or framework. A programmer solving a software problem in C two decades ago is similar to solving the problem using the latest language in 2021. What is changed is the programming language to solve the problem; however, steps to solve the problem or design of the problems is more or less the same.

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The Relevance of C/C++ in Today’s Tech Landscape

C++ will continue to remain popular and in high demand owing to its performance, reliability, and the wide variety of contexts in which it can be used. C++ is still successful in areas where real time performance, micro memory management, large-complex applications and embedded systems are being developed.

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