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Coding requests - slothic - 05-06-2019

Coding requests


I'm looking to code requested programs from people to improve my coding skill.

Languages: Python , C


RE: Coding requests - Drako - 05-06-2019

I can't seem to think of anything at the moment but, what languages do you know?


RE: Coding requests - slothic - 05-06-2019

(05-06-2019, 04:34 PM)Drako Wrote: I can't seem to think of anything at the moment but, what languages do you know?

python, c.


RE: Coding requests - slothic - 05-15-2019

Bumping thread. Still active


RE: Coding requests - Drako - 05-15-2019

Proxy scraper maybe, in C or Python? The only one's I've found never work well.


RE: Coding requests - slothic - 05-15-2019

(05-15-2019, 08:25 PM)Drako Wrote: Proxy scraper maybe, in C or Python? The only one's I've found never work well.

Will be making it in python.


RE: Coding requests - Sartux - 05-29-2019

If you want to improve, maybe write a tutorial/heavily comment your code as you go? teaching is one of the best ways to learn I think and it will help you make your code more readable by default.


RE: Coding requests - Mr.Kurd - 05-30-2019

(05-29-2019, 12:31 PM)Sartux Wrote: If you want to improve, maybe write a tutorial/heavily comment your code as you go? teaching is one of the best ways to learn I think and it will help you make your code more readable by default.

Actually, I started learning by imaging my projects and coding them.... But ehh making tutorials force you to read more and understand deeply yourself before teaching others.


RE: Coding requests - Sartux - 05-30-2019

(05-30-2019, 12:03 AM)Mr.Kurd Wrote: Actually, I started learning by imaging my projects and coding them.... But ehh making tutorials force you to read more and understand deeply yourself before teaching others.
Yeah I found as soon as I started writing tutorials/commenting (and commenting as if it was for people who dont understand much coding) then I started understanding a lot more. Before I was often using libraries/whatrever and didn't really know what they did just what the outcome was.

Good luck and I look forward to seeing what you come out with!