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At the very least, a severe Case of unoptimized code.

He uses elseif instead of a case statement which would be 0.01% faster.

>guy with animation degree attempts to make video game

switch(EyeColor)
{
case "White":
//stuff
break;
}

do you mean this?

he's writing this complicated else if structure in JS when he could be using a dictionary, enumerators, or even a switch case statement.

Don't store eye color as a string.
If you really must retrieve a value with a string then use a dictionary/hash map.
no you idiot, neither if elses or switch should be used.

It's more than that, probably. I don't think EyeColor should be a string, for example.

well first of all he's inexplicably using elif instead of a switch like any sane person
but also this is the kind of thing where using a switch is bad practice and hints you that maybe you should be using a class for this

all in all, this isn't TERRIBLE, just kind of bad

No he is comparing strings instead of enums which would be 99% faster.
Finish your intro to python before you start spewing nonsense.

>putting curly braces when you're only executing one line

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python doesn't have enum support without libraries
python doesn't have switch statements either

>abloobloobloo he didn't shove in a bunch of constants bloating his code to save a precious 0.02 seconds for a one-time if statement
Get over yourselves.

>He's clearly defined the individual's EyeColor somewhere else in the code
>He could have easily passed in the floats at this point
>He didn't and simply wrote this method later
he's insane

He's hardcoding the string values, words like 'orange' to colour variables, using if else statements. He should be using OOP to reduce the entire page of code here to something as short as
"RightEyeRenderer.Material.Color = Eyecolor.RGB;
"LeftEyeRenderer.Material.Color = Eyecolor.RGB;"

he is doing javascript

bruh I have basic knowledge and I know how to use commas.

>tfw flunking out of CSCI major
>tfw even if I graduate, indians are gonna take my job in 5-10 years

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oh my bad, i misunderstood your post, you're right user

Python should be teaching you basic programming skills though, which you seem to seriously lack.
Also I never mentioned switch statements in my post retard.

you don't have to use this many lines in java m8

You're going to get fired if you poo in your company's codebase, pajeet. It's not about execution time, storing something as a string just to use it to get an RGB value later with if statements is a retarded way to code.

He could just make constants for the colors with the names being the eye color and forgo conditionals all together.

This is unity, its c#
Not like it matters, I can't think of a single modern language where fucking string comparison is faster than numeric comparison.
Its slower in c#, unity, java, js, whatever fucking language you can think of.
It's a pretty basic concept and just goes to show how incompetent yandere dev is as any level 100 computer science course SHOULD teach you this shit.

It is a retarded way to code but I don't see why he'd have to use fucking enums instead. If you're too retarded to remember RGB values just annotate.

He should be using a dictionary of strings to color values.

His code looks like mine, kind of inspiring '|'BH

Because on average most people have about 500GB of storage and 8GB of RAM.
Which one do you think you should be trying to mitigate your program from eating into?

He should be using a map to map strings to color values, or better yet, an enum to ensure that the set of eye colors is finite.

>tfw got a job as a software engineer and still do shit like this knowing it's wrong but no one gives a fuck so I don't either
The jobs sucks anyways. Too many pajeets and little career advancement. Should have just went with an MIS degree to not do shit as an analyst and get paid the same.

I think you misunderstand. I'm saying he should just declare the EyeColor as a direct RGB value.

>I don't see why he'd have to use fucking enums instead
maybe learn to code before commenting retard. Everyone will tell you to use constants instead of magic numbers and magic strings, because the compiler can check your misspellings of identifiers for you but it can't tell if your magic number or magic string is mistyped.

Eyecolor should be an object that returns it's RGB value, but also has a toString() function.

Protip - the actual color structures in unity have this functionality in them already, faggot is just too retarded to use a tool placed right in front of him. This is caveman shit, banging in nails with the handle of a hammer.

A case statement should compile down to a perfect hash table which will be much more than 0.01% faster.

>Oh my gosh he used a bunch of if else statements instead of a switch statement or an array
>Holy shit this code is LITERALLY KILLING THE GAME WITH HOW INEFFICIENT IT IS!!!!!

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im not one either but ive heard some say its kind of like being at a resturant and every single item is put on seperate menu books

there was a really good library analogy but i cant remember it

I assume they didn't use enums or constants because eye color has to be a string for something else. Like for writing text to an output.
So the eye color should probably be a class with a color property and a string property.

You're still retarded if you use a switch or an array for this purpose, user.

An array is perfectly valid for a situation like this.

The compiler is gonna optimize that shit away, who cares?

I think you misunderstand.
People are saying to use enums for the STRINGS not just the colors.

You don't need to type out the word "blue" or "black" because the actual program doesn't need to see those things. You can just make an enum where white = 0 so the programmer will write WHITE but the computer can very quickly read that as a 0.
Enums in c# are also strongly typed which means you can ensure your function isn't passed any random ass strings or numbers like his could be (though I doubt this is even in a function)

t. retard

theres much, much more wrong with it than that.

What would your implementation be if an array is somehow not acceptable in this scenario?

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You are literally the only one talking about switch statements here.
It's because everyone else here knows that shit is irrelevant compared to the other issues in the code.

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stop talking to yourself, alex

Worry about having the game run first, then worry about the autistic little optimization intricacies that won't really matter for modern computers anyway.

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I bet Yandere's developer is here looking for solutions.

>not being explicit about scope
>especially when you're a retard, or other coders going to interfere with your work are retards

Retard.

This function isn't called every animation frame so why is Yea Forums sperging out about a function being slightly unoptimized as if it really even matters

This but assuming it's in only called in start its not that big of a deal. But I have seen that he likes to put fucking everything in update for some reason.

my solution for that guy is a 25 year overdue abortion

>500 gb of storage
>8gb of ram
>Wont really matter
I am convinced you are intentionally trolling at this point.

The ideal solution is to make an eye color data structure that consists of a color triple and a string representation, and then define each color type as a constant instance of this structure. This allows you to reference each color with identifiers instead of magic strings, so the compiler can check your spelling for you, and it would remove the need to perform the lookup in the OP image in the first place because with the reference to the constant you already have the string and color triple representations are.

Yes it literally doesn't unless you're making a AAA game with a thousand features and things to render on top of whatever bloated proprietary engine you're making it in.

The correct implementation would look like this:
RightEyeRenderer.material.color = EyeColor;
LeftEyeRenderer.material.color = EyeColor;
It's not about optimization, the thing he is doing should not even be happening in the first place.

THis isn't even entirely about optimisation. hes creating more work for himself by not creating an eye color object, thus slowing development time

My solution is for him to stop talking about switch statements ITT and go back to "finishing" his 30 fps train wreck.

What's wrong is having a whole thread belittling someone who is actually working on something, while simultaneously wasting their own lives both here and presumably on some shitty soulless code monkey job requiring no creativity. Jesus Christ, make something for yourselves if you're such damn good programmers.

Oh no, 12 lines of code that are only ever going ever going to have one purpose! It could probably be shortened into 10 if he made a data structure for it! Wow!!! Yandere dev BTFO

How the FUCK do a bunch of letters and shit become a video game? What sort of jewish psyp is this?

Make some color constants and plug them into an array that stores the color objects. Array is also works fine. Eat shit.

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seething shitty coder

This literally exists as something you can do with unity's pre-existing toolkit, too. Guy could have done the solution you just mentioned without even implementing his own code for it.

learn to code before you make a game, yanderedev. It's going to be both unmaintainable and run like shit.

This but unironically. God damn I would love to make vidya if I had the faintest fucking clue how to start.

Because its like building a house out of sheet metal and screws.
Yeah its going to """work""" but if a storm comes you are FUCKED. Not to mention if you brought your "design" to any architect in the city they would kick you out for wasting their time.

Yeah yandere dev might have lucked out but teaching these concepts to people who wont luck out is just fucking dangerous.
Would you want the person who wrote the code for your OS to think this kind of shit is okay as long as it """worked"""? What about someone who writes code for microwaves or other military drones?

>implying the game will ever release anyways.
He’s not even done with the first of 10 rivals/boss battles.

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Consider that
is true, and this guy is coding his game in unity. If you're hamfisting your own engine what you propose is perfectly functional, if archaic. But to do that in this environment where the work is done for you already, is more wasteful.

Your solution is also perfectly inexpansible.

Wouldn't they have done so already if they could?

only if you're non white

Yeah man some guy making a simple low budget indie game is the same level of urgency as a multi billion company's OS or a military drone programmer. Oh and calling that one function one time for every human the game creates. Yeah, that game is FUCKED. It's literally gonna CRASH INSTANTLY AND SET YOUR PC ON FIRE.

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So many porn games run like shit. It's unacceptable.
For what they do, they should run on computers that people from 2005 would consider toasters and were never even opened once

Unity literally has all this shit built in to it already. The guy is building from scratch something that already exists and is far easier to use.

>b-but it works
It works now, maybe. Using strings is dumb as fuck not because of inefficiency or any shit like that. Modern computers can handle whatever stupid bullshit you do with your code unless you are doing something groundbreakingly retarded. The problem is that with strings there's absolutely no indication of the possible values. Use the code elsewhere and you're going to have to go back to whatever shitty code you wrote earlier and look it up, whereas with enums you can just type in the name of the enum, press period, and your IDE pops up with a list of all possible values. With strings if you make a typo you're going to have a bug in your code that may not be apparent until some time down the line. If you misspell "Orang" but then don't bother testing every single possible value you could miss the problem until some time after the game is released. Use an enum and you type the wrong thing your code wont compile at all until you fix your mistake.

I'm not going to get in to the long chain of ifs, but suffice to say it's pretty dumb too. Code like this is a classic example of someone who doesn't know what the fuck they are doing and anyone who defends it is similarly retarded.

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I don't doubt that if this fucko wasn't using middleware in unity, whatever product he produced would be a step below crashing instantly - it would never fucking compile.

Yea Forums BTFO

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Sensible design structure is not optimization, my friend.

Can you rebind the default colors?

this speaks mostly of his coding ability
if you can't figure out a simple and efficient solution for a simple problem you can't figure out how to solve a harder problem

What's wrong with going out of your way to save .01 seconds?

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You could make a subset of the default Unity colors if you wanted to, or make your own enum with whatever colors you wanted.

if this is how simple shit is structured, the entire code must be a trainwreck.

this user is right, this is why i only use GOTO like we did back in the 80's

You are the type of ignorance that is willingly dangerous.
If there is even ONE programmer who is "inspired" by this dumpster fire then I really hope they don't go on to write some piece of software that your family would use.
If they did then I would consider any injury caused to be on your head as you actively supported such terrible practices.

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And dangerous design is the death of thousands.

Oh boy another thread where 40 people try to assert that switch cases are better even though they take up the same space and memory to process. Enumeration is another thing people always bring up despite the fact that it would take up the same amount of time (The user picks a menu option of either a word or picture that has a number associated to it and then does the same logic as the string comparison).

Ideally, he could just use this:
docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Color.html
And directly reference colors rather than defining them all manually, and then just skip to the last 2 lines.
Unity also uses JavaScript, you can pick and choose.

indians are code monkeys, good programmers aren't paid for how many lines of code they write, they are paid for the knowledge of properly implementing solutions

my database professor gets paid big bucks for writing like 5 lines of code because its 2019 and people barely know how to write proper SQL queries, let alone how to properly manage a giant corporate database

>giant corporate database
>SQL
Nice small data bro.

If a retard like xepha can make something functional, and other retards can go "woah maybe I can do a thing too" then more power to them. Everyone begins ignorant.

I just pray they actually try to learn and improve, for their own sake and don't stagnate. Take advice and actually try to be practical and efficient.

Literally nothing wrong with this.
This is his level and it gets the job done.

>Everyone begins ignorant.
Some people stay that way by ignoring criticism.

it's okay bro i already btfo those guys for you

Yes, and I was insinuating that this EvaXephon is such a case.

So what games or enterprise software have you guys produced? Or do you just autistically nitpick inefficiencies in your own code until the end of time in between farming (you)s on Yea Forums?

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he usuallly does the whole design from the ground up, from the modeling to the implementation and managing, i mentioned SQL because he told us that most people that want to apply for junior DBA barely know how to write proper queries so there isn't a lot of people on the market

>Everyone begins ignorant.
How long has this game been "in progress" again?
5 years? Enough time to get a full university degree in computer science?
When exactly does he stop being a "beginner"?

Absolutely wrong, using objects would be just as bad, he should be using enum, all these color values could be stored using half a byte.

I have a degree in vidya game programming and have worked in the industry for a few years (Racing titles mostly) before deciding it's a total shithole, I am currently unproductive neet living it easy.

>I have a degree in vidya game programming
Oh nice. Now I know I can completely disregard you as an authority on programming.

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I am 100% convinced yandere dev is shitposting in this thread for no more proof than how these posts have went.
He always does this:
>Tries to defend himself
>Fails
>Starts "Calling" out other people saying they should just make their own great games then
Before I thought it was just some guy trolling but I am 100% convinced after the "well what do you guys do???" post.
Shit fits his MO perfectly.

You can make an object oriented solution as or more efficient as using a straight enumeration

I call bullshit. Do americans really go into tens of thousands of dollars worth of debt to go to full sail?

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What degree do you have exactly?
Trolling outside of Yea Forums? How long did it take to get that one?

So, what caused Osana to be delayed this time? Didn’t like 3 people including the dev himself claim she was ready like a year and a few months ago?

Unironically yes you can. I've seen what any other course would teach you and it's about 10% as comprehensive as the fucking mill I've been run through, shitposter-kun.

I'm not an american. I presume american degrees in games programming are toilet paper.

It's not about the optimization, it's about the readability, reusability, error checking etc.

Consider the following:
>you want a function that gets the color for something else, like pantsu or whatever, but you can't use this one because it specifies eyes only
>you make an error in color name, meaning no case is matched but no error comes up, game silently pretends to work and you don't know where did it stop

Unless the rest of the code is utter shit, this function shouldn't be called more than once per frame per eye-having entity. Performance is not a concern.

Its a meme degree made to scam people which only qualities are "i like videogames" and "i kinda know how to use a computer"

I don't see whats the problem, storing that as a string could be useful in situations where NPCs will bring up your eye color during conversation

"Wow, your eyes are $eyecolor! They're really beautiful!"

An object that contains both a string and the numeric rgb values is far more useful.

docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.enum.tostring?view=netframework-4.7.2
Try again alex.

Honestly there's nothing wrong with the style of this code. But what gets to me is the fact that he made one huge nested if in place of a switch case but didn't even use the default case. What's the point of all the elses without the last line just assigning a default color? It would be no different if all the elses were removed entirely. Also I fucking hate this new trend of 0-1 color scales rather an the standard 0-255. I get that integers were a limitation but now all my shit is broken. Fuck you Love2D! How hard would it have been to just interpret numbers greater than 1 as using the old hexidecimal color system. FUCK. Now I have to rewrite everything I've ever written to be compatible to the new system.

There's one course somewhere in the world that's actually quite accredited, teaches a lot of shit and catapults you into the industry as a programmer. Most are shit, but the one in particular i'm talking about has 95% of it's applicants drop out in the first two weeks because of how rigorous it is.

That's efficiency you dipshit

>Honestly there's nothing wrong with the style of this code
There's plenty wrong with it, many of them have been listed in this thread

I ain't reading that shit nigga. I came to vent what I had to say and now I'm spent and going to watch anime instead.

ITT: proving that 99.99% of developers don't want to be efficient and use code the right way, they just want their job to be fast and easy.

>Honestly there is nothing wrong with this code
>Yes there is.
>Lol cya
I accept your concession. Bye.

Based retard breathing the same air as me, living on the same planet. Never producing a single thing of interest or merit. Bettering himself at a tenth of the pace of the average man.

There's nothing fast or easy about copy/pasting a dozen if/else statements that will certainly lead to bugs down the line instead of doing it in one line of code the correct way.

this isn't a (major) optimization but it is a code design problem, as it's a piss poor way to associate color name with rgb value compared to a dictionary or something
you think this isn't a huge deal but you code an entire game like this and the technical debt comes crashing down around your head at some point

No dude you don't get it. If the game starts running slow just tell your players to download more ram.
Optimization doesn't mean FUCK ALL in computer games, just look at fallout 76!

It would be fine if the code was just slow, but he's actually spending extra effort on copypasting shit instead of learning how to do it the right way.
It's inefficient in programmer time.

There is a fine line between sensible jury rigging done to survive and brazen retard practices. Your blue collar caucasian coder can cruise casually along that line.

this thread made me laugh, how many of you are actually programmers?

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EyeColor is a string and the color is structure of either floats or doubles.

There's like 3 people who are correct about things in this thread, and at least 8 skiddies.

>if it works, it works, doesn't matter about the spaghetti code, right guys?

Its shit, you can do this with enums he is just a retarded.

Not a professional but I've compiled code a few hundred times in the same language. There are things you learn if you have common sense... like "my code is gonna be fucked if I have to keep doing this for years." It's like that guy at work who walks all the way to the break room to get coffee before walking all the way back to go to the bathroom 2 seconds later when he could have done it in one trip.

>Worry about having the game run first

It's been like seven years, so he probably is. If there's one positive takeaway from this, it's that hopefully the kids who donated to this will finally learn not to be so casually suckered.

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>belittling someone who is actually working on something
>actually working on something
How many fucking years has yandev been "working" on yandere simulator again?

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If your code wasn't shit, you'd have like 3 places to change.
But since you used the coding style that has "nothing wrong" with it, you had to manually change a gorillion lines.

Not even gonna try here is a you fag

>Unless the rest of the code is utter shit

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I missed this post. Here's my reply:
Hahahahahahahahah!

Imagine when he plans to go back and add "DLC" to this shit.
New rival? Well let me just go back to every single script that has a rival if statement and add this new person in...

wrote a script to go through my code and change every color from (64, 128, 172) to (64/255, 128/255, 172/255). I only reveal this to this thread because it would probably make their heads explode.

I've fired people for doing shit only a tenth as stupid as this, you fucking faggot.

God if only I could be so creative I could make a dating sym based around an anime personality trope, fuck........

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That's not his point, though.
He actually did something and got paid for it.
Sure, he did a terrible job, but he did a job.

Isn't somebody just making a better version of the game that wont run like shit?
Or did they stop?

>Janitor shits, farts, and pees all over the hallways as he is locking the building up for the night
>At least he did a job though

in english doc

It's not an ENTERPRISE SCALABLE TURNKEY SOLUTION, nigger, just his little 'tism project.
You can't fire a NEET.

Current compsci student.
Could someone currently in a job they got with a CS degree tell me what exactly you do at work? Like, what is a typical day's work?

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>write scripts for game mods in spare time
>use if/else blocks instead of switch
>doesn't lag worth shit, even if the function gets called all the time with 16+ players
i might be braindead retarded but at least i make cool shit

Probably realized Eva's 7D chess, lazilly making a shit game so that someone else does it better and he gets what he wanted while trolling us all and making bank and was trapped in an inescabable while(true) loop by Eva.

Your day to day varies greatly depending on the field you choose

I can't fire him, but if I ever find him I'll ram my fist up his ass.

Escape while you can, or diversify your options

Do anything else.

Because iirc YanSim calls each function in a student every single frame. Hell, it took him like 5 years to have Students detect blood/limbs/weapons on the ground without completely shitting the frame rate.

whats your favorite game user? I'll submit an application to their development team and shitpost their code to hell and back again.

I wonder what his debugging processes is like.
I mean his shit has to break every time he tries to add something new to it.

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I'm NEET at the moment, but my typical work day looked like this:
>arrive
>check mail etc.
>check results from calculations that were running overnight, if any
>write 50 lines of Python at most
>spend few hours thinking about how to structure it, drinking coffee I don't actually like coffee, reading barely relevant or completely irrelevant websites
>write 20 more lines, delete 60 lines
>spend an hour talking to people, trying to make it job-related or at least interesting, trying not to allow the talk to drift to 100% normie topics like family
>sneak out when all people who arrived before me leave

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Lethal League. I'm sure those guys would get a laught ou

What programming langauge(s) do you anons know? And which one is the OP written in?

And which one would you advise anons learn first as a good general purpose language?

oh shit I know that guy. he used to post on aggy dag

>wake up
>go to work
>write code for 8 hours
>go home
>write code until bed time
>sleep
>repeat

this desu

>have no idea what to do with my life
>"you like computers, right user? Then do something with computers!"
>well I guess that's more ideas than the none I had currently
>somehow passing classes despite elderly Chinese professors' best efforts to prevent that
>3 years in now

I'm in way too deep at this point to turn back. I'm already going to graduate late because of my messed up schedule where I took nothing but generals for the first bit while trying to decide what to do.

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While this is true and people need to remember this at all times, it's not really relevant. The OP code has negligible performance impact, it's just doing things in an unmaintainable way.

>First language
C++
>Advice
C++, C#, phyton and may god forgive me java as much as i hate it and its already going out of fashion a lot of companies still use it.

Was there really no subjects you enjoyed?

>roll into work
>morning meeting
>team meeting
>putting out fires from retard junior devs
>lunch
>code a bit
>meeting with client
>try and get juniors not to shit the bed
>home

C++, C#
The OP is in C# (in unity).

I would advise learning C# and C++. If you know C# you can figure out Java later pretty easilly if you want to. C# is probably easier to start with and you can fuck around with it via unity, so low barrier to entry.

This is more about getting the code to work first then optimize instead of trying to write perfectly optimized code from the start. Every coder knows this.

>What programming langauge(s) do you anons know?
C#, C, C++, PHP, Pascal, Java, Javascript, Visual Basic.
>And which one is the OP written in?
Looks like javascript
>a good general purpose language?
Tough answer.

This site shows the most popular languages as of this year and where they rank:
tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
I would maybe watch a 15 minute tutorial on ones that interest you and go from there.
If you notice the 3 most popular languages Java, C, C++ all derive from C. That's not a coincidence.

Don't pick an obscure language to be "different" or some shit, you need a language with a lot of resources because you will spend a lot of time stuck.

Don't learn a language, learn a framework.
A non-brainlet can quickly learn new ones and only really needs to know the tools and quirks.

Unity and Unreal are the meme engines for a good reason. They just werk and let you avoid stupid noob mistakes.

I used C++, Python, Java, C#, Javascript, Matlab, R, some Lua and Lisp.
Don't learn C++ first, it's too tedious early on. Start with C# or Java because they have good debuggers and have garbage collection. Don't fall for the low level meme, it will teach you shit you don't need to know yet and make you waste time on frustrating mistakes you won't learn much from.

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I work in enterprise software

>Go to work
>Check e-mail / slack / jira, see what I need to do today
>Check for any new code reviews
>Attend standup
>Lunch
>Mostly coding after lunch, usually a few short meetings about whatever
>Take a break in the middle of the day, grab a beer or something

C++, C#, and Java. all of them go hand in hand nicely, if you want a starter one I think C# or Java is the way to go, but I started with C++ and the shit I struggled with helped me out in the long run.

I mean, programming/coding is interesting. But I often think "is this really what I want to do the rest of my life?"
I think it was the sheer number of possible options of potential subjects that kinda scared me. I had never really given it thought before it was time to enroll. And my family kept pushing me to "just get in it" while I still had no idea what to do so I wouldn't "waste time".

The thing to remember is C++ is basically the badass grandpa of the family of languages. He's difficult to understand, dated and kinda clunky at face value - but he can do or say literally fucking anything he wants and get away with it, and his new hip lets him escape from the cops before they can catch him.

I've been reading tutorials and getting certs for the last 2-3 months, though before that I was basically just solving bugs and messing around with state and data visualization in React with Javascript for like 5 months.

t. consultant

all C variants especially c++ are the most powerful, efficient and common, but java is almost needed since it has it's hands in so many places, luckily you really need only one and the rest come easy. python is kind of needed if you ever plan to work a role like DBA or systems manager where you need to make quick programs to do simple shit, like a more advanced bash script.

Not really because the compiler will most likely optimize it to be negligable, but its still bad practice and definitely not extendable or maintainable

Couldn't you just enum the color names so you don't have to check the values at all?

If you actually want to learn how to program don't start with a framework. There will be to much magic happening and you it'll be tough to really learn anything.

You can ignore this advice if you just want to make game, though.

I'd start with either Python or C/C++. Python is pretty straight forward, and even though it is 'slow' compared to C++, it's still used a lot in the industry. You'll be able to write complicated code that works much faster in Python. C /C++ represents a different school of thought, where you are going to be stuck with seg faults and strange behaviors you don't understand for while, the idea being that once you do understand these languages (at least, understand C++ as "C with objects") then you'll be able to learn basically any new language.

Should add, my day to day was pretty much but in Javascript. Like it is kind of scary how similar it sounds

You have no idea how infuriating it is to look at this piece of shit over and over as a programmer

>programmor autism
Nobody. Gives. A. Fuck. About. Programming.
If I had time and the money I would round up every single one of you egghead pencil dicks and throw you in a camp in Montana with only a years worth of food for half of you and watch you all murder each other like animals.

>Functional
Look at the amount of detail in that game and the fps and repeat that, you retarded fuck.
Why do you think it runs like shit?
It's like that all over

The longer these threads go on, the more obvious it is that it's just a bunch of armchair coders and bitter, railroaded compsci majors convincing themselves their opinion is worth anything, all dogpiling a guy who also happens to be an asshole.

Programming is a really versatile tool that can be used for alot of things, not really sure if I want to be a code monkey for the rest of my life, but whatever it is I do, knowing how to apply computer science to it will probably be useful. I would suggest learning programing alongside some other discipline you are really passionate about, I'm doing compsci and music.

This is why I ditched gamedev altogether. It doesn't pay shit compared to the amount of work you're gonna do. Webdev/mobile is life

t. 80 IQ dropout

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>an object oriented solution
> more efficient than anything
OOP is inefficient by design

honestly he could write code like that on every single class in his game and it won't cause FPS drops to that degree, he is probably doing something retarded with culling or loading objects that is probably handle-able by some built in class in unity he doesn't know how to use.

How much competition is there in these fields? I have an AS in comp language that took me forever to get but don't really have the confidence to apply with it to anywhere. I was too much of a brainlet and barely passed my data structures class, although I was trying to do it in C. How much of it is being paid for smarts versus just being paid for shit no one wants to bother learning?

t. McDonalds fry cook

So during school you never really had any subjects you were interested in or something?

nigga i'm just spouting hopeful hot air. I'm not going anywhere near that pile of shit. Kids and older retards should be able to play-code and make fun shit and we should be able to laugh at it is all i'm saying.

99% talent 1% book smarts

Webdevs, what's the industry standard frameworks for a website's backend nowadays? And what do you use for the localhost environment?

Love that microsoft conference where the speaker tells the audience that if they came into software development to make money that they made the wrong choice. Then goes into exquisite detail about how it's easier and more lucrative to manage/own a subway sandwich restaurant. Wish I could find it.

thanks for the (You) user.

>dropped out at 16
>got my GED
>girlfiends father got me a job starting at 50,000 dollars a year in a cheap comfy southern town with no prior experience
>no debt, few expenses, good with my money.
Fuck you pencil dicks

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sounds comfy desu

>"look at how retarded I am I got bailed out by nepotism and i'm doing okay"
ok.

>What programming langauge(s) do you anons know?
C, pascal, java, COBOL (this is what I use at work).
>And which one would you advise anons learn first as a good general purpose language?
C, it'll give you a good idea of how a high level, procedural language look like, and will still be useful in real-life applications unlike pascal. Also most language syntaxes nowadays are pumped directly from C.
Never start with python or anything OOP.

>tfw you need to use a library for a project, but the dev gave it a retarded name that makes it very difficult to search for
fuck hummus js

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Other than in interest in animals and space, not really.
I was homeschooled so I wasn't exposed to as many ideas as normal kids were.

Is working in mobile game company good? They seem utterly soulless and I have zero interest in their games, but the pay seems to be good, one of the best choices around.

Still no Oujosama dating sim. I believe in you user, get rich ohohoho

>get to work
>talk a bit with the rest of the team
>watch youtube videos while typing a few lines of code
>lunch
>watch more videos while writing more code
>leave

How do I unfuck myself? Senior year in uni already, somehow managed to pass my classes but I still have nothing to show for it. If anything I know a bit of web or mobile devving, but that's really it. None are expert level or anything and I don't wanna stay here too damn long

You're wrong on so many levels I don't even know where to start

5 years in uni and the thought of working scares me more and more

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How much student loan do you still have to pay off cuckie?

I have a friend who works in one. He hates it due to the morality. Like, they exist solely to plunder the cash from whales. He's told me some numbers before, and it's astounding what people will spend. If you don't mind that maybe it would be okay.

You gotta just throw yourself out there, man.

The fact of the matter is, 99% of people looking for coders have no idea what good code looks like. Skills matter, but don't matter *THAT* much, and not in any way a potential client cares about.
Start some pet projects, fish for freelance clients, slowly build up your portfolio and connections, and go from there.

Zero

sorry for being a brainlet, but doesn't it usually cost a ton of money to create a new database to fit specific needs instead of modifying a shell of one that you can buy to fit the business's needs

>an actual fucking brainlet that needed a woman to bail him out
lmao

Look for shit you want to work in
See what kind of languages they ask for
Study them preferably get a certificate
Get a job that you dont hate and start climbing ranks

is it better to work with IT community (everyone obsessed with hackathons and stuff like that) or clueless boomers where you're the only computer guy?

>Graduate with comp sci from a state school
>One year out of a college, make 200k+ TC

Prove it cuckie
Yeah, so what? I'm set for life and you're a virgin neet

>y-yeah well y-you're a neet and a virgin
Yeah I can certainly see why you'd drop out of high school dumbass lmao

gimme some of them choice whale hunting stories ahab

Why do CS freshmen always lie about things like this to make themselves feel better

Yeah right.
Come talk to me when you make that final payment on your loans in 2040

Absolutely nothing. Unless this code executes multiple times a frame it has 0 effect on game performance. It could be more configurable, but it doesn't need to be.

while I honestly dont give a shit about this, that adds up, enough instances of unoptomized code and it makes your game run like shit, probably why western games run sub 20 fps all the time lmao

Your average CS fag graduates with a 50-60k salary after months of job searches. This didn't happen nigger

How the fuck would I even prove a lack of student loans to you, you drooling retard.

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Cuck

post bank account cuckboy

How can I fish clients if I don't know what I'm doing most of the time and will probably end up stuck in the middle of development? Last time I made something huge was a poorly frankenstein'd website where I would use templates and change them and mix and match the content

Start programming shit. Make some mods for video games and put the code on Github.

Is the concept of goverment funded schools so foreign to americans?

Cope

Why do you think I'm lying? It's not like I'm making this in North Dakota or something though, it's in the bay, where there is a high cost of living. The average starting pay for programmer here is like 80k at the low end, but starting with 6 figures is pretty common.

Just got lucky, worked a startup, got bought and cashed in a bunch of options.

>30k student loan
>graduate and make 160k starting
>pay off loan within the year while saving $$$

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okay here

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Every IT firm requires SOME it degree.

What is the quickest shit degree i can bust out just for the diploma?

You wrote that message on a medium that programmers enabled to exist.

CS is piss easy and the degree is near meaningless. What you need for IT jobs is experience more than anything.

powerful

>think programming would be fun to do
>barely scraping by and hating every single fucking bit of it
i wish i knew programming was 70% math before i jumped into it
god i fucking hate this so much, im doing something else once this class is over, im not cut out for this

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>CS is piss easy and the degree is near meaningless.
t. shit school

Yeah his game is looking great bro! Did Eva ever finish ranting about gremlins?

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everyone and their mother is getting cs degrees these days. having a degree doesn't mean much. you have to at least have personal projects to put on your resume.

I'm in the same boat as you pretty much. Didn't really have any strong motivations aside from 'You like the video games and computers right?'. Now I'm stuck here for probably another 2 more years because I simply couldn't adapt to college demands and didn't give a fuck about studying. I genuinely hate how much of a trap the CS division of my campus is. No cross over classes, all the fucking main req courses are taught by ESL Indians/Chinese. We'll make it out. But I think I might genuinely not go for some programming job though.

Any recommendations on what a good career path in IT is and what I can expect?

I'm going for an Information Systems degree at a tiny state college (not even a university) and was unsure if I'd do well post-graduation which is in two years.

What skills should I pick up and where should I intern? I want to avoid customer servicey shit as a career path after college (no helpdesk or sys admin shit)

Any IT bros in this thread know a comfy career path? I don't need to make a bunch of money just want to avoid end users and tech support :^)

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>all these smart anons
>I can't even work up the nerve to git gud at HTML and CSS

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That pic makes no sense. he starts out like hes going to talk about how shitty the guy he brought on board is and as though all of his problems are that guys fault, but then he just explains that no, the guy was just doing all he can because the main dev didn't want him to change anything meaningful. You don't hire someone and tell them okay do whatever except everything. you give them specific tasks to complete.

from shit schools...
>personal projects
>not internships at well known companies
oh no no no

idk im a college freshmen. i just know that the field is pretty saturated right now, but at the same time there are lots of jobs in IT being created. Maybe someone else knows more.

I said at least you retard.

I bet it's mostly just helpdesk and desktop support that's grossly oversaturated because it's such a low barrier of entry. And most dumb people think IT is only those entry roles.

QA, Security, Networking, etc... isn't really that oversaturated. These jobs are more in demand than most jobs anyway. IT isn't oversaturated nor is programming, it's just not anywhere as easy to get a job as it used to be. Still better than Jane with the psychology degree or Jim with the communications one.

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Same. There's always this daunting fear of failure that puts you down

Sounds like you've got basic project management sill issues. Try fixing those. Also wouldn't rule out mental illness of some kind, be it ADD or some such, you might see a doctor for that.

Otherwise, one of the best resources for these kinds of things, up to and including where to get clients, is Reddit

look at all these rustled jimmies

>wish i knew programming was 70% math

>Working on a machine literally referred to as a COMPUTER

Come the fuck on man

You just gotta start, bro.
Look up some youtube videos. That's all you have to do.

When you DO start coding, realize that failure is simply incompetence leaving the body. The more you fail now, and the more you learn from your failures, the better you'll be

>engineer
anyone who hacks together code like this to create a shit game with shit anime tropes isn't an engineer.

I wrote bots for various MUDs and I always used big long strings of ELSEIF when doing combat rotations, mostly because I don't know any other way of doing it. And I'm a brainlet.
Pic related for an example.

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If you can build your own software/infrastructure it's almost always better and cheaper.
The reason businesses don't build their own data infrastructures is that they lack the core competencies to graft software/computation into the existing business framework. Ie, there's no CTO, no senior developers, nobody with project management experience to get things started. Instead, they'll sign up for an "ERP" software that touts it can do everything, but in reality requires an equivalent effort in onboarding/migrating the existing business processes. At the end of the day they'll get a one-size-fits-all solution requiring numerous workarounds, rather than developing a smaller toolset for a fraction of the price which is totally custom fit for their needs.

It's unfortunate and crappy, but at the same time the ERPs are seen as lower risk so I get why it happens.

Fuck now you really got me paranoid and self conscious about me probably having ADD, some of the symptoms actually check out.

Don't know shit about programming so what it does is that the game checks to see what value EyeColor has and instead of giving them a value he just uses if to tell the game what to do when the color is white, right?

Jesus fucking hell christ

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I also don't know shit about coding but I THINK what that's supposed to do is during character creation, when you pick a color for a characters eyes, depending on which one you pick, it sets the characters eye color to that.

It wasn't terrible
I'm not compatible with normie lifestyle so I had to drop it, otherwise I'd stay and keep being an unfulfilled parasite with low pay.

I think I get it, it'd be easier and less costly to build your own shit if you had the right people for the job on hand since they would know what the business needs and could build a custom software for it so it would require less time since it'd be a software built for that specific business, but most companies don't so they get the prebuilt shit which would require constant maintenance since they would have to fit a size that fits all software to a specific business need

??

Enums are still checked bro, it's just faster to compare Integers than to comare two string buffers

But yes in this case you want an Enum or object extending some color enum

Someone explain to me what's wrong here
he should've at least used a dictionary/map yes, but performance doesn't matter in this context

or just a normal array. in the end, it hardly matters

Basic software architecturing that you should always be using so that you don't have everything come crashing down on you for making shitty decisions like this constantly. The proper way to do this is to get rid of shitty magic strings and to use a set of predefined constants instead. Unity actually already provides color objects, and the dev didn't use them because hes a retard who doesn't know how to use basic parts of the engine.

>Unity
I spent a day or two modding RoR2 and unity didn't seem like something bad, but C# in general is a horrible language

>or just a normal array
way to out yourself as a retard.

explain

>black
>.5, .5, .5
But that's gray, nigger.

Not a single post with direct answer what's wrong with the code.
Dude LMAO you're not a programmer!
No u are not a programmer!

So far the only coder is in the op post.

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Like others said, he should be using an enum or at least a case machine. He's also assigning EyeColor to a temporary variable called CorrectColor for some arbitrary reason instead of assigning it directly to the color property of RightEyeRenderer.

Why it's called CorrectColor instead of something like temp tells me the code leading to this is probably a nightmare and this is just a weird "correction" he's doing because he didn't write it properly elsewhere.

It's just kinda clunky.
If it needs to be fast do it differently.
If it doesn't need to be fast but should be convenient do it differently.
Like just have colors.json or file that sets up a hashmap with a bunch of color names to rgb triples.

>case statement which would be 0.01% faster.
every single one of you morons claiming this need to fuck off already, the real problem with him not using a switch case is that its just the symptom of how bad his code is. But if you think that him just changing all these garbage else if lines for a switch case is gonna fix this broken piece of shit game you got brain damage.

>using objects is bad
>enums good

t. someone who hasn't worked at a company with thousands of magic enums coming in from all over the place

neck yourself yandere fag

>direct answer
Because it's not "wrong" per se, it's just shitty code. It's sort of like a run on sentence that's grammatically correct. It's painful to read and does a lot of unnecessary steps like assigning the color values to a temp variable. The code snippet is bad mostly because it's symptomatic of how bad the rest of his code must be.

>He's also assigning EyeColor to a temporary variable called CorrectColor for some arbitrary reason instead of assigning it directly to the color property of RightEyeRenderer.
That's because he's also assigning it to the left eye.
It would be worse if he assigned it directly to one eye and then copied it to the other. Harder to extract into a proper function and less readable.

>trust me I'm a professional programmer

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I understand why he did it, but it's like what the hell is EyeColor then? If it's an object he wrote, then he should add properties to it that have RGB values. For example, RightEyeRenderer.material.color = EyeColor.RGB.

Real programmer here. There are a few things I might change about this code if I had time to clean it up and wasn't concerned about shipping value to my clients.

- I would decouple the code that determines the color from the code that sets the color on the render objects. That way I can reuse the bit that determines the color without having to also set the eye color.
- I would want to accept the render objects as parameters, which may be happening here but we don't see the full context.
- I would prefer switch/case syntax or a table of String -> Color entries over the if/else if chains.
- This is minor, but in general I prefer early escapes over big if blocks. So I might write `if (EyeColor == "") { return; }` and put the rest of the code below it, outside the `if`. To me this is easier to read but opinions here differ.
- Not sure what language this is but in general lowercase names are preferred for vars. Uppercase is usually reserved for class names or type names.

There's nothing too awful about this code. It could indicate an amateur or simply someone who wants to Get Shit Done.

it could be worse
oh btw, if you're wondering what 'loopvk' is, it's a macro for a 'for (...)' statement. This was early C++ so there are a LOT of macros

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Is there anything more digusting looking than a switch case?

>what the hell is EyeColor then
ID of the color.
Brainlets can't into structures, so they work around that by using primitives.

At least he isn't doing any string parsing. I've seen it happen in action: a string that had "fields" and was created with printf and then interpreted with substring and find.

Switch case broken into if/else ladder.

Agree, switch case syntax is ugly, but case machines in general are very useful. This is especially true if you are using the passthrough functionality of them.

The worst code I've seen in a professional environment was a bunch of lazyifs chained together to represented a deeply nested if chain. It looked something like this:

return flag ? this
: that ? here
: there ? who
: why;

I had to stare at it for a solid ten minutes to figure out what the hell was going on.

These screencaps always boost my confidence.
I enrolled for a CS degree and sucked shit at coding and finally got gud with basics but I really like the math behind many concepts and alogrithms. Linear Algebra or Analysis is really helpful to get a better understanding of many absic shit this nigger seems to fail to grasp.

Like user said, get it to work first.
If you really need to optimize user, apply the "Divide and Rule" principle to your code. Get everything dissected in to smaller components and then just look up what your problem is and get the correct algorithm. 99% of all programming problems have been solved by Dijkstra or Prim and you just apply their Alogrithms and be done with it.

for
there's actually a reasonable explanation for the loop macro: there was a bug/design flaw in the gnu compiler which meant loops were slow on some hardware on an old version, and so they had a 'workaround macro' they used. The whole thing was still some kind of macro hell and they puzzlingly DISABLED RAII (I didn't even know that was possible to do, it was fascinating to me). Still it runs fast so the guy who wrote it obviously knows his shit

>muh if/else instead of switch
you are no better than Eva if this is the only thing you see wrong with this.
>comparing strings is inneficient as fuck
>if else or switch structure would make it a pain in the ass to change if more colors show up
the only way to make this decent IMO would be an enum with the colors (let's assume EyeColor is now one of the ENUM values) and a hashtable with the enum as key and the Color as value, then all of that code is reduced to

RightEyeRenderer.material.color= HashTableColor[EyeColor];
LeftEyeRenderer.material.color= HashTableColor[EyeColor];

then again Eva's code is so fucking stupid that I don't blame people for not noticing how much shit is wrong here. It's like seeing a car with square wheels while not noticing that the engine is gone. even he has fallen for the switch meme while not learning shit

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>void SwitchCase()

O I am laffin

>void IfElse()
>void SwitchCase()
the fuck

So not DigiPen then?

Unironic codelet here, but doesn’t YanSim make every student(of which there are like 90) run their entire script every frame so long as they’re within your draw distance. Which is why when you reduce the draw distance to like 10 feet the game jumps to like 150 FPS.

I kind of feel bad for yanderedev. He's clearly in over his head, guy is a codelet who was forced to try and develop a game by himself once he started getting money from the internet. At least he didn't ghost and take the money.

>all the seething year 1 Comp-Sci nodevs ITT

where's your game?

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it's okay yanderedev, you could quit and nobody would hold it against you

No, he uses else if instead of a map which would be N times faster, where N is the amount of colors he wants to have.

Right here.

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They're all stupid options, just define constants as COLOR_EYE_BLUE = Color(0, 0, 1); and assign them directly instead of doing ridiculous conversions.

>Missed yanderedev code horror thread
Fuck.

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Yes. He's notorious for dumping the entirety of his code into Update() which runs the whole fucking thing every frame. It's clear he has no programming knowledge beyond what he's learned from free youtube Unity tutorials.

Man, I really should get around to learning how to code, after I learn Japanese, to better understand this stuff. I can already draw, I just need to learn how to code a video game.

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>code works
>is completely indistinguishable in a practical environment
>performance impact is impossible to notice, even on the slowest of systems
>so egregious people are actually claiming coding like this would get someone fired
i dont care what anyone thinks, especially code monkeys, you HAVE to be completely fucking autistic to get into coding as a career

Maybe, but optimizing it by fiddling with tiny constant-time bits of helper code is premature optimization, even though optimization is long neglected otherwise.

Executing the entire script itself isn't necessarily wrong. Carmack actually did this when testing performance on consoles, with capped framerates, because it helps a lot with consistent minimum framerate.
The problem is, he is regenerating and re-acquiring plenty of shit during that script. Shit that he could save and only change on a trigger.

>performance impact is impossible to notice, even on the slowest of systems
Imagine sucking this much cock.

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programming fags are insufferable holy shit

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True progammer here, ignore the spergs, the problem is not about the speed, since the compiler will optimize that shit anyways, but about maintaining the code in the long run: Since this is basically a swtich on a key-value map, whoever wrote that should have created a data structure where the key is tge eyecolor and the value is the correction, and then put a single line of code on the likes of colorCorrection = get(structure, colorKey).

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>languages
C++, C++11, learning C++17

first language I learned was C but I don't remember much. They're not backwards compatible though (technically) before you get some fucktards going "but then u dont kno c++!!!" I simply haven't used it in a long, long time. There's also C11 which I never used, so I can't say I'm still qualified to write good, modern C code.

like C++11, 17 brought some huge changes (i.e. if constexpr) so I'd consider it and ++11 different languages

Shit like this is why object oriented languages were invented. If you really think about it, there is no good way to assign various arbitrary attributes without at least a struct.

I know comp sci students always make fun of OOP without understanding why it's useful, but here is a good example of why the paradigm shifted towards objects.

It's not just programming, if you tried cutting corners in medicine, electrical or mechanical engineering, statistics etc. you'd get shat on far harder than codelets get shat on.
It's STEM that is autistic. Ironically, programming is relatively low on autism.

This shitty coder is making $5k a month and basically, you're fucking retarded. Click here to find out how you can join in...

Holy fuck

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>2500+ lines of code in update

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

The quality of his code wouldn't matter if the game he made was actually decent

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It's actually fine for an amateur to write code like that, but if he worked professionally he'd be politely helped to fix it.

The reason is because other people need to be able to read and change the code you write. When there are no other people, it's only a problem for you.

>if constexpr
How is it huge?
Does it matter if you aren't making massive templates?

Further bonus points if you return a *reference* to the string in the array, so it doesn't need to be copied into a new variable.

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Holy shit lol

>It's actually fine for an amateur to write code like that
If you mean the if/else, then it's tolerable. He should have improved for his own sake, though.
If you mean that shit like is fine, then fuck no, it's an atrocity and it's immoral to ignore it and not offer help/mercykill.

You no longer need SFINAE, and probably not to answer your 2nd question.
There's other stuff too, i.e. std::any which is basically void* but safer

>CASE
Bad programmer

C# has immutable strings which can't be passed by anything but a reference.

I understand the top left box and can vaguely guestimate around the upper right box but the bottom text is complete gibberish to me.

I would use an enum for days of the week. You already have the conversion to int or string built-in, but gain the advantage of never using a bad index.

Whenever you see [Square brackets] it's a collection of data, most likely an array. That means one piece of data contains several others, accessed with an Index. For arrays, put in a Number, get the value at that position in the array. 0 = Monday, 1 = Tuesday, etc.

Nothing in my code says the passed id can't be an enum value.

Fine, but what is (unsigned int id = 1) and {id--;

C++let here and even I can understand it. Days of the week are contained in a string array and the function getDay just returns the string based on the id. The id is decremented because the array is 0 indexed.

The comment just makes it look more complicated than it actually is.

Might be because you're using C++ while the other examples are C#. C# doesnt allow implicit casts from enum to integer, but does allow explicit casts and also has explicit casts to string built into the type automatically. Plus enums in C# act like Enum Classes in C++, meaning different enums with the same int value are considered different values, which is a good thing in this case.

godbolt.org/z/6d7ZRB

Not sure how well C#'s compiler would do, since there's no tool like this for that online. Note that I intentionally copied the stupid parts of the code, which makes the if function even worse.

>indexed
no clue what this means

You'd be surprised at some shit you find in indie and company games. RE2 had fucking knife damage tied to framerate somehow. I think Terraria had some if/else fuckery.

Dont have time to get into what functions are but the first means a numerical value that can only be positive called id, set to 1. Second means "take value named id and decrement it."

Try using www.learncpp.com. We cant teach you code in a single thread.

>build a shitty table, unsanded, not level, etc.
>it still technically functions as a table, i guess
>"HOW CAN NOBODY TELL ME WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS TABLE? IT WORKS FINE"

It means it starts at 0, so to get Monday, the first value in the array you'd have to put 0 in the brackets, and since Mr. Yandev wants the weekdays to start at one, you'd have to decrease the id by 1 to get the correct string.

KISS
id_to_day = { 1: Monday ... }
Day = id_to_day[ID]

are you unironically arguing that this discord weeb pandering autist is somehow better than us because he makes money off of neets for doing nothing?

dios mio, else goblino

The amount of posing in the replies to this. Not sure if it's funny or sad.

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hey I put some work into that don't ignore it

>I can't think of a single modern language where fucking string comparison is faster than numeric comparison.
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