Hey so I wanted to learn cryptography as I am into crypto and wanted to make some advance projects and as crypto runs on cryptography so I thought to learn it, but when I saw some resources all they did was telling what these terms do (like XOR, caeser) so I am confused as how will we be able to make projects , ps I can't learn somany things...
Hey guys ,so I am confused on which indicators to use or even learn, (similar for candlestick patterns), as I in past tried to learn a lot of fancy indicators and wasted time and eventually made loss... So I thought that as I am relearning trading after some time, I don't want to waste time, so any suggestions on which indicators to learn? (Heard Abt rsi, macd too...)
Thanks
Hey guys so I too am in a dummy school and wanted to know if there r any other guys too? I think this system is mainly in India.... As I think application process assumes that we r in regular school and the recommendation letter r to based on that, but for dummy scholers it will be hard....
So I have just started learning Go I am stuck in closures part with this snippet, I asked Ai but I am more confused now :(
func myFunction() func(int) int {
sum := 0
return func(v int) int {
sum += v
return sum
}
}
...
add := myFunction()
add(5)
fmt.Println(add(10))
...
Summary: how do we make an entirely new project which we have never built before? What is the workflow for it? And do we need to know everything related to it before, or we only need to learn basics and syntax for the language and constantly referred to advance keywords for making…
Hey so I am m starting my coding journey from scratch, and I thought of following a workflow that is 1st to learn the basics and syntax of a language then make guided projects and then solve some coding problems in the language and learn some advance stuff by reading books and at last to make advance projects by myself, so my question is that, how do you guys make the advance projects which you have never made previously I was watching a cyber security video where they told to make an HTTP server or vulnerability analyser or networking tool of the language, I am learning and day specifically told that it’s okay to not know every advance topic as it is impossible, so suppose I I just learned C Lang and now I want to make my own networking tool or an OS. How do we as an advance that make it? Do we ask AI to 1st explain what the particular topic does and what components it has and explain each of them individually, and then we start making and searching on google which method to use for this-this stuff and ask Ai, or we….
By the way, sorry, I am not able to frame the question properly
Shouldn’t be there a regulatory to censor these kind of books?
Imagine the backlash if it was about opposite gender…
I learning c Language and have been with Basic stuff and also made some beginner projects. However, I wanted to get into low level with C and hence wanted to learn advance language. Should I read a book on(Please recommend if you have any) Or Follow making projects from YouTube videos(As I have found some videos with so advanced, low level, C programming projects)? pls suggest
It’s a new iPhone and my sister did something and now it’s stuck in this screen, everything is hanged in background, when I try to unlock the pincode btn doesn’t work and when I try to restart the swipe btn is freezes, what to do
Hey guys so I want to learn c lang for low level projects and system design and stuff, and also for cryptography and networking, cyber sec, malware dev and stuff, so which is e best book for these? I tried modern C book but it's not for beginners and it teaches theory more, and i tried the c programming language but isn't it too basic for the goals I want to use it for? Should I just learn basic stuff from learnc.com and start with mal ng small projects?
Hey guys so I want to learn c lang for low level projects and system design and stuff, and also for cryptography and networking, cyber sec, malware dev and stuff, so which is e best book for these? I tried modern C book but it's not for beginners and it teaches theory more, and i tried the c programming language but isn't it too basic for the goals I want to use it for? Should I just learn basic stuff from learnc.com and start with mal ng small projects?
guys I also want a back up plan as I am not sure if I can get into and Ivy League or top colleges in Us, so I thought to also aim for Chinese colleges like peiking and tsinghua (spelling is wrong), as my marks aren’t that great…. but it’s very unclear on the roadmap like for us we need sat, portfolio and then apply through common app, but for Chinese it’s unclear how to… so can anyone help on telling how to exactly get admission here?