>still didn't entirely figured out how to properly initialize my 2 dimensional array with 0's by a for-loop don't spoiler the answer
How come this shit is so frustrating and yet i can't quit trying?
Is it just me who fails so miserably?
Do you need a special form of autism to comprehend this?
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i don't do coding, but i've experienced the feeling of being baffled at suddenly being caught up in similar problems of suddenly having my own field be entirely incomprehensible
but to me its become inchoprehensible
Coding is awesome.
You will fail a lot, but like you've already experienced, you do get better over time.
ArrayLists are a lot slower than regular arrays, which is why I still use regular arrays most of the time.
I mostly code for games, by the way.
Get Unity and just mess around, there's a free version.
In Unity you can use C#, which is very similar to Java.
I know that feel.
Probably writing code is the most boring thing I've ever had the misfortune of suffering.
Install Gentoo before trying shit.
I am far away from getting real shit done with a game engine,lad.
Just did java workshops with small exercises so far.
I thought it would be a good exercise to now recode something rather simple like snake.
Gonna try to get the logic done with an ASCII output.
Then i will attempt to optimize my code and see if i could have come to an easier solution.
After this i wanna try to implement a GUI.
ITfag told me that chaining workshops won't teach me how to code.
He said i have to learn by doing to understand and solve the problems.
Here's your code, by the way.
If there are any errors, chalk it up to me having programmed this in C# because I recently fucked up my installation of Eclipse.
int rows = 5;int cols = 15;int[][] twoDInt = new int[rows][];for(int i=0;i
you guys are so fucking smart
i'm seriously in awe
i would easily lick your assholes while sucking cum out of your cocks
i understand it looks like i'm being ironic or something because it's the fucking internet
but it's true
Coding doesn't take smarts, it takes persistence (and a little bit of smarts, if you want to get good).
If you are not into whatever you are doing, you are going to have a hard time getting better at it, obviously.