u/SanoYuki

I’ve downloaded vs code and wanted to try using c++ in it. I’ve installed the c/c++ Microsoft extension package and the code runner by Jun Han. Then, I downloaded the msys2 msys and typed in the Pac-Man code to instal the package. I’ve also go into edit the system environment to add the msys2\ucrt64\bin file. I tried typing in g++ --version and gcc --version in vs code but there’s an error message.

Anyone knows how to fix this issue? Thanks.

I’ve basically looked everywhere I could and applied for many different jobs and still no respond from any of them. My specialty is tutoring and I did apply for some of that, but also many other different types.

I also got many classmates who already got jobs at the same age as I am. I’m wondering how did they do it since I want a job and earning more income ASAP.

Any suggestions?

For some context, I’ve helped out a class the same grade I am in (since I finished the course already), during my off block. The experience was definitely new for me and that I also connected with many people my age.

At the end of the school year, I asked two of the people, who were in that class I helped with, to sign my yearbook. They both thanked me for the help in the course. It was really the first time I’ve experienced that and it really felt like there’s something in school for me to enjoy.

So anyways, when you’re in school, sometimes there might be some things you can do, but you need to step up that one step first.

For some context, I’ve helped out a class the same grade I am in (since I finished the course already), during my off block. The experience was definitely new for me and that I also connected with many people my age.

At the end of the school year, I asked two of the people, who were in that class I helped with, to sign my yearbook. They both thanked me for the help in the course. It was really the first time I’ve experienced that and it really felt like there’s something in school for me to enjoy.

So anyways, when you’re in school, sometimes there might be some things you can do, but you need to step up that one step first.

Hi, I'm currently a high school student, and I've been interested in Astronomy and 3D designing/ printing for a long time now. I'm not sure if I like aerospace engineering or not. I know how to use AutoCAD, Fusion 360, sketchup, and blender; however, I still don't know how to code despite liking STEM related things.

What are some free software/ apps I can use to teach myself aerospace engineering? Thanks.