يا جماعه انا المفروض اختار توجهي الجامعي من هسه بس ما عارف.

انا اصلا بحب حاجات الكمبويتر و الالكترونيات بس المشكلة دي كل ما الزمن اتقدم كل ما قلت الفرص بسبب الai و عوامل تانية كتيرة.

في الجهة التاني الطب صعب و مشواره جدا طويل بس لكن انت بتاخذ قدر تعبك و حاجة نادرة اصلا تلقى ليك دكتور عاطل يعني باختصار فوق القروش انت عندك امان وظيفي خيالي و انا بالجد ما عندي رغبة فيو.

شكرا مقدما 🌹

I’ve seen a lot of discussions online discouraging their usage bit I never managed to grasp why since it’s sometimes vague.
I do understand it doesn’t replace validation and it’s more of a syntactic sugar to the existing casserts, but any other critiques?
Thanks

بدل ما تنبطح و تسوي فيها الابيض المتحدث انت اسمع و اقرا في الموضوع براك شروطه و احواله و قيوده و هو اصلا ليه قاعد و عليك الله لو ما سمعت الفيديو ما تطلع ميتيني في الكومنتات و لو سمعت و ما اقتنعت فالله يهديك راجع عقيدتك لانو انت منو عشان تعترض على شرع الله و الله المستعان.

I have a small program that I've re-written from C that contains functions that accept either DIR* or FILE* to represent directory and file objects.

Now I want to use std::filesystem, but std::filesystem only contains the class directory_entry, which can either be a regular file, block file, directory..etc

I mean yeah sure, I can do checks before feeding them to functions and such stuff, but I want to make it clear and readable that this function explicitly accepts this file type.

I thought about maybe aliasing names, but still that doesn't affect the functionality, so I thought about creating classes that inherit from the std::filesystem::directory_entry class.

What do you think? and is there a better thing to do?

Thanks in advance.

This might not be a C++ specific question, but I've read on this subreddit that knowing assembly and knowing what the code roughly compiles to is really recommended to have a better grasp of C++(and C) and might even allow me to optimize my code further.

So up to which point? and is there a specific recommended architecture?

Thanks in advance.

The rule is, you can study ANY subject in 3 months only, AND get an A*/9.

Finish the syllabus in a month, it's extremely recommended to have tuition if you're on vacation, for example.

3 months is enough to study around 3-4 subjects and get an A* comfortably, which can vary ofc with how hard the subjects you're taking are.

+ ALSO make sure that you've covered at least half of the syllabi at school if you're taking more than 2 subjects, so you can save time.

So 1) Finish the syllabus in 1 - 1.5 months, and then grind past papers, you can even re-study the syllabus again.

For instance I studied the majority of IGCSE cs on my own using notes and resources online, and I'm expecting a 9, can the same be done with AS?

Thank you in advance.