Software Engineering: Crash Course Computer Science #16
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 10
Hasan
Awesome its indeed a very good Software Engineering Crash Course, really good and easy to understand by us beginners, and it really helped me to learn a lot about software engineering, here I would also like to add that I regularly follow official blogs of worlds best software development firms like DCS, GoodCore Software and others because such official blogs are very latest and really insightful according to current ongoing software Industry developments, and do really help me to maintain an edge and standout.
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Awesome its indeed a very good Software Engineering Crash Course, really good and easy to understand by us beginners, and it really helped me to learn a lot about software engineering, here I would also like to add that I regularly follow official blogs of worlds best software development firms like DCS, GoodCore Software and others because such official blogs are very latest and really insightful according to current ongoing software Industry developments, and do really help me to maintain an edge and standout.
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DrPotato
-Don't be that person- That also applies to over-commenting, I run into too many devs that over-comment their code and comment every public variable and function, it quickly becomes a mess, comments become outdated, and it becomes very hard to read. Seriously, GetPlayerName(Player p) doesn't need a comment, it should be pretty self explanatory. Now, that said, a weird workaround you had to do because of a bug with a compiled library DOES need a comment so it isn't confusing to read.
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-Don't be that person- That also applies to over-commenting, I run into too many devs that over-comment their code and comment every public variable and function, it quickly becomes a mess, comments become outdated, and it becomes very hard to read. Seriously, GetPlayerName(Player p) doesn't need a comment, it should be pretty self explanatory. Now, that said, a weird workaround you had to do because of a bug with a compiled library DOES need a comment so it isn't confusing to read.
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Samuel
Poll time! What IDE are you all using? I'm looking for something to write C++ code in, and currently using VSCODE. I just want to know what other options are out there. Thanks!
(Edit: I'm not entirely sure that VSCODE is technically an IDE, I'm still new to this)
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Poll time! What IDE are you all using? I'm looking for something to write C++ code in, and currently using VSCODE. I just want to know what other options are out there. Thanks!
(Edit: I'm not entirely sure that VSCODE is technically an IDE, I'm still new to this)
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Simon
Just realized this should become -Crash Course Computer Engineering-, or, -Crash Course Computer Programming-, because most of this isn't actually computer science. I've only seen three episodes so far that actually were computer science.
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Just realized this should become -Crash Course Computer Engineering-, or, -Crash Course Computer Programming-, because most of this isn't actually computer science. I've only seen three episodes so far that actually were computer science.
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Enedee
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Yes! Anyone new to programming should know that having lots of bugs to fix doesn't mean you're not learning anything, and in fact, helps a lot with the learning experience.
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6: 12
Yes! Anyone new to programming should know that having lots of bugs to fix doesn't mean you're not learning anything, and in fact, helps a lot with the learning experience.
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Aee
Could we just understand that software is the ware that saved in memory units And hardware is the ware that saved in physical electronic units or other physical units?
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Could we just understand that software is the ware that saved in memory units And hardware is the ware that saved in physical electronic units or other physical units?
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Ian
After trying many, and slowly getting the idea, I finally have the best explanation of WHAT, OOP is and WHY, it is used. Thanks Carrie Anne. My kind of teacher.
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After trying many, and slowly getting the idea, I finally have the best explanation of WHAT, OOP is and WHY, it is used. Thanks Carrie Anne. My kind of teacher.
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Kuri
-Programmers spend about 70 to 80% of their time running and debugging, not writing new code. -
-This hits so close to home it hurts. -
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-Programmers spend about 70 to 80% of their time running and debugging, not writing new code. -
-This hits so close to home it hurts. -
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CANLEAF01
I have seen the composite pattern in the first example with the car. You need to do a hierarchy of unequal objects and groups here.
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I have seen the composite pattern in the first example with the car. You need to do a hierarchy of unequal objects and groups here.
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Florian
Quality assurance describes the measures taken to prevent defects (process-oriented. Quality control is testing the created product.
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Quality assurance describes the measures taken to prevent defects (process-oriented. Quality control is testing the created product.
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