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I’m finding out that Udacity’s Nanodegree is missing small details. I do believe someone wrote the curriculum over breakfast in bed and hurried up because their coffee was getting cold or something. ANYWAYS. To use strings in C++, they must be included in your program as such: This is because strings: A class in C++ Part of the standard library This is similar to how
Like JS , C++ too has primitive data types. There are: Int: integers Float: A single-precision floating point value.Size 4 bytes. Double: A double-precision floating point value.Size 8 bytes Bool: Boolean true or false Char: single character for example the letter “a” Void: Represents the absence of a type
Part of my “Functional JavaScript” programming notes Syntax: let newArray = Oldarray.filter(callback(element, index, array)); Explanation: The filter method returns a new array from the filtered items from the oldArray Items are filtered according to some condition To do so a callback function is used The callback function takes 3 arguments: element: The current element index: the index of the current element array: the old array
A basic Hello World program in C++ consists of the following: Explanation #include<iostream>: C++ gives you libraries to work with instead of having to define functions for standard procedures such outputting some data to the console. One of these is iostream which stands for “Input Output Stream” and contains input and output functions. The “#” or hashtag is the symbol combined with the “include” keyboard
The main function runs automatically when a C++ program is compiled and executed. Let’s assume the program is written inside a file called main.cpp. “.cpp” is the file extension for all C++ files just like HTML files have a “.html” extension. Compile: Execute:
1. Setting up a Unity 3D for Vr with Oculus Quest This series documents my current VR Ed Game and also outlines steps for making your own VR games. The game I’m making uses Unity 3D gaming engine and the Oculus Quest as the main headset/platform for viewing the game. 2. Instructions (Part 1) Download Unity Hub 1. Download Unity Hub at: https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download Download Unity
Notes from Udacity’s C++ Nanodegree Function to print out even numbers /* Inside the int main function there is a while loop there is an if conditional statement within the while loop the function willl print out even numbers from 1- 10 So long as OR while i is less than 10 */ int main() { // Write your code here. int i = 1;
New project for #2020 (amongst a gazillion others) This month I started with a project that I’ve been planning to do for a long time. The goal is to create an immersive experience, and highly interact-able course in virtual reality for learning twitter bootstrap, a front-end technology used to develop mobile/tablet/pc responsive webpages. More specifically to make the learner understand how items are placed horizontally
#POA (Plan of Action) Like 2019, #2020 will be a year of skills. Which means build, test, deploy! Skill #1 C++ I’ve enrolled in an online C++ certification. Finally not doing C++ like its 1995! I need this for unreal engine Skill #2 Unreal Engine Mostly blueprints to deal with the functional side of making games. Skill #3 Vue.js I had already started with vue.js
Not sure why I never updated my blog with that but last summer I coded a browser based SnapChat clone. Oh! so much fun. It’s been coded by using JavaScript and a face tracking library called tracking.js NOTE: for whatever reason the code doesn’t work for you is mostly like (95%) because of a cross browser compatibility issue. I’ve tested this on IE, Chrome and
