u/Ryuzako_Yagami01

Hey everyone,

So I am interested in learning about OS from a book called "Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces", however it requires C. I want to main C++, but I've heard that the correct way to use modern C++ is to not worry about the manual memory management stuff (that C does) and use the std features. However, I want to learn those nitty gritty low level stuff before moving on to the features that abstract away from them. Would it be better to learn the low level stuff now or keep going with C++ and learn under the hood later?

Planning to course switch to engineering from multidisc science. Anyone know when the cutoff date is for switching? Still have to wait for my transcript for sem 1.

Hey everyone,

I am thinking of dojng the cyber operator role in the Navy and was wondering if anyone here went the same route. What was it like post-military? Were you able to get civilian roles? Do you gain any certs from IET?

Not asking about specifics of the role, just how well it transitions into civilian life. Appreciate any insights.

Hey everyone,

So I am going through learncpp and I really like it, however there seems to be a lack of exercises and quizzes. I know projects is the best way to apply the knowledge, but I'm still like in the first couple of chapters and I want some more ways to reinforce my learning of the basics before diving into a project.

Does anyone know of any websites or other exercise/practice resources to supplement learncpp? I've found one called exercism, but the first exercise has "using namespace std" and it doesn't use iostream, and since people generally praise learncpp to be the correct practice of C++, I ended up avoiding it. Any resources that align with learncpp? Thanks.

Hey everyone,

Basically the title, I am tired of getting fades and looking to get like a mod cut and was wondering if anyone knows any salons/barbershops that actually CUTS men's hair and doesnt just rely on clippers. Preferrably in the CBD. Thanks.

Can anyone give insights to what the demonstrations are like? Is it just similar to the PracTests where you just explain each block of code and shi or do you have to go through the report as well? Is it more serious and formal?