coding in C but I start over for every compiler error 

Hey man, Do you run your code through WSL?

Hello, i have one question, i hope you may take an answer on it. What font do you use in this video?

Next challenge: repeat this with echo | gcc -x

@@gameplayyt504 It's native Linux

I had to make sure the video adhered to the RU-vid under 24 hour guideline LOLOL

I preffer -pedantic-errors -fstack-protect-all -std=c89

@@TheMLover hahahaha... c89 lol

@@KaranveerSingh97 the OG mode

@@KaranveerSingh97 LooL not with c89 😂 this would be getting ridiculous

YOURE LEARNING FROM THE BEST

I prefer the convention of putting the TODO before each line of code. This way people know what to expect on the next line and the bar has been set as low as possible, so no one can be disappointed.

// do client stuff

Don’t repeat yourself. Put all the code inside a single todo block

Could you explain to me what the application of a program like this is ?

@@lmaox265 To run a server, basically.

HARD MODE

@@LowLevelLearning nah hard mode is with -Wextra

You forgot -pedantic

-Weverything

-WhatTheFack

_MAN_

See you in a few years LOL

Hahaha you made me chuckle man!

@@LowLevelLearning Lmao

Have you finished?

Truuuuuuuuw

I called it the sadomasochistic challenge! 😃

What challenge? He basically copied from the man docs.

@@Dyanosis he knew much more than that [edit: I fixed a poor typo error I made]

It's a pointless challenge: it achieves absolutely nothing.

@@Dyanosis Nobody knows the specifics of every function within all the installed packages, looking up documentation is an essential part of any programmer's job. However, it is completely pointless challenge. It has no value whatsoever. I have been programming for 40 years, and yes you occasionally get the number of arguments wrong for a function, no one in their right mind deletes all their code and starts again. No one.

Yeah I also thought of steel soul/iron man programming

Thank you for your kind words!

Sure

yeah, i was shocked when he pulled up documentation from a man page

GANG GANG GANG

Thanks!

something something works on my computer

@@LowLevelLearning try connecting 2 clients simultaneously see if it still works for both of them 😂Although that could be a challenge with such a short message. But that send bug I came across in a commercial bokking system that booked tickets. And sometimes it would hang and the whole client hung - waiting for the ticket booking to be confirmed. I disassembled the code read it and instantly saw that blatant bug. Reported it to the manufacturer in Sri Lanka and they were like: “it works here in unit test, it’s no bug!” Well do’t do that to me because I get very annoyed 😅 “Of course it works when you test it on a high speed local network let alone on loop back interface! But try it in the real world with slower lines, where did you get your degree? The useless Uni?” So I actually patched the binary code with a hack hook. And proved it to them with screenshots. And when I proved it to that engineer’s manager - who happened to visit our office the next week. And I told what an idiotic useless attitude this guy had, he got fired by him over the phone… that was not what I wanted. Now that single connection bug I ran into as well at a company we were doing a technical verification for a product a client of us wanted to buy. I see the server code and I say to my manager: “let’s have some fun” I opened a telnet to that server and kept its socket alive. The engineer comes and starts test run and it doesn’t end (waits for connection). We hear him go: “huh? What? Huh? Well I think we fucked up some code, time to restore everything!” We looked at each other and immediately made a note in our report to not use Cegelec as their IT partner because they obviously didn’t write quality code nor understood their own solution. The funny thing is that I too ran into these things learning socket programming back in the mid 90s. So I know what to look for, but Fucking up during learning is fine. Making this blunders in production code is unforgivable.

@@CallousCoder Dude its a coding challenge not an enterprise program

Sorry!

@@LowLevelLearning Don't be sorry for being good!

A good programmer doesn't waste valuable time deleting code because they made a harmless mistake.

Sure thing!

But did you delete it each time you made a mistake? No, I thought not. So it's not really how you learned opengl is it?

@@deang5622 What a weird fucking comment.

It says sort of

Do itttttt

this is the way

My dad and even a colleague 10 years my senior couldn’t even compile to see if something was correct or not. Because compiling took too much resources from daily batch processing. So compiles were queued to be done after business hours. So fucking up meant losing a whole day. Im a very decent programmer but I do need iterate quickly 😄 I couldn’t do that.

I’ll be doing a video on this first but the short version is if you’re new to this world, learn how things work with C first. It’s the best way to learn how computers work (albeit the process is a bit painful :) )

Yes Obvi. You need to be able to write in pen and paper and no googling :D

Yes and to make it more challenging don't use the Arduino IDE or PlatformIO not even the VS code extensions.