most of the answers to problems are "hey, I've got that problem too, dm me when you find the answer" or "idiot, just read the documentation"

nvm fixed it!

that doesnt sound like stackexchange at all

@Kimichiboi c++ primer is a fairly popular learning book

here's one way to learn

https://www.codingame.com/

digital electronics/microcontrollers lecturer told us it was a good way to improve your programming with easy challenges

would you say it's better than codecademy?

never used codeacademy

I've always picked a project, then a language, then used a mix of tutorials and documentation to learn

k ill give it a go and see if it sticks that's my main issue rn

codingame pretty much gives you base code and what the finished product should be

then you have to fill in the blanks

it has varying degrees of answers for you, from tips to the code you should use

sounds more fun than reading some dumb book like the boomer you are

19 year old boomer

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monster Lews Hamilton tastes decent

nice can texture too

@Matthew

tfw overcome oneitis

@Semi Truck mc Clusterfuck I still agree that zero ultra is the best monster

the rest are all too fucking sweet

Monday evenin' sippin': Soyboy edition

@Hiruzen I quite like this one, not too sweet

Chaotic Evil vs Lawful Good

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>lewis hamilton

Didn't know that was a thing

Oh, I just got discord scrolled

More like anti american theft device

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nice

not millennial anti-theft device

burger anti-theft

I'll cop to it: I don't know how to drive a manual transmission

Really not a required skill anymore, so meh

>implying euro millenials own cars

Why own a car when you can just take public transit and get shot/stabbed/disfigured by acid?