While learning C++ / OS / Computer Architecture, I keep looking for real unsolved(ish) problems to anchor the theory in — rather than just doing textbook exercises. Curious what "sounds impossible but is actually solvable with enough engineering" problems you've run into in industry. What's on your list, and did you end up building tooling for it?
While learning C++ / OS / Computer Architecture, I keep looking for real unsolved(ish) problems to anchor the theory in — rather than just doing textbook exercises. Curious what "sounds impossible but is actually solvable with enough engineering" problems you've run into in industry. What's on your list, and did you end up building tooling for it?
While learning C++ / OS / Computer Architecture, I keep looking for real unsolved(ish) problems to anchor the theory in — rather than just doing textbook exercises. Curious what "sounds impossible but is actually solvable with enough engineering" problems you've run into in industry. What's on your list, and did you end up building tooling for it?
what are the things we find difficult to do with technology even though we could do it but it takes time and effort to do it ?
class Environ :
MY_Cont_Dict={}
"these are the shell variables"
def __init__(self,path,User,Logname,Lang):
self.MY_Cont_Dict
self.MY_Cont_Dict['PATH']=path
self.MY_Cont_Dict['USER']=User
self.MY_Cont_Dict['LOGNAME']=Logname
self.MY_Cont_Dict['LANG']=Lang
def __str__(self):
input_1=input()
if input_1 == 'print_environ' :
return (str(self.MY_Cont_Dict))
elif 'print_environ' in input_1 :
input_1=input_1.upper()
my_cont=input_1.split()
for each in self.MY_Cont_Dict :
if each in my_cont :
print((self.MY_Cont_Dict[each]))
return " "
#NOTE THAT FOR __STR___ PYTHON ALWAYS EXPECTS IT TO RETURN A STRING
else :
return f"command not recognised"
#ADDING ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES
def add_variables(self) :
input_1=input('new variables: ')
input_1=input_1.split('=')
self.MY_Cont_Dict[input_1[0]]=input_1[1]
Terminal_1=Environ('/home/Albert','Albert','Kali','UTF-8')
Terminal_1.add_variables()
print(Terminal_1)