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Include<stdio.h> Void main() { Int s; Printf("enter your success:-"); Scanf("%d",& s); Printf(" enter in no. 1 and 0"); Printf(" success=1 and not success=0"); If (s==1) { Printf("congrats"); } If else(s==0) { Printf("good luck next time"); } Else { Printf("invalid input/answer"); } }
They might be good at coding to a degree, Such as the new Claude model that overtopped GPT recently, but that’s only because of the data they were trained on, if they were to have “sentience” whether that would be artificially or organically, They wouldn’t bother with our struggles… we would only cause more frustration for them.
lol. I’ve been programming professionally since 2000. I still get really happy if I write code for 1/2 hour or an hour and everything works correctly the first time I try it.
That’d be 9 lines, 1 for data and 8 for text (including syscalls and structure), obviously depending on what architecture you’re writing it on. Unlike high-level languages, there’s no hand-holding here; every register and byte matters, It might look simple to some but when it’s running error-free, that’s a sign of serious attention to detail and understanding of what the CPU needs step-by-step. Kudos to you, my friend.
I mean… It is technically much easier that most customer facing jobs, requiring you to stand for 8 hours and still treat people well by the end of shift 😂
That is when I stood up from my lab table, accidentally kicked the power strip and shut off all the other half of the computers. That moment on I switched majors.
@@StoreRunDotCom 😂 I even went through a phase of notepad++ and convinced myself I was faster. Then I fell back to jetbrains IDEs and I can safely say I'm more efficient using them
