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[acessor]

Python & JS: this little maneuver's gonna cost us 10000 years

[АндрейШевелёв-гщ]

vector<int> arr = {64, 34, 25, 12, 22, 11, 90};
sort(begin(arr), end(arr));
print("{}", arr);

[coolaydan]

Nice to know that I can understand this!

[samuelnettey]

Practically explains why both languages can never be faster than C/C++

[LuisFelipe-pqlr]

As someone that had to write HeapSort, QuickSort and BubbleSort in C for college semester work, I can relate

[Slavchoo]

std::sort, qsort - am I a joke for you, am I?

[AamilAli]

Code executed in 1min vs code executed in 0.18 sec. 😂😂

[DeepakGautamX]

In exam: Q. Write sort program in python without using standard library functions.
Now python people: 😭😭

[xXNOTEXx]

Yeh i was sceptical of python at first too...
I love it now... But I don't regret learn and spending time on C++

[AbrarMahtab-dl]

But remember, C leads the programming kingdom!

[КосьянчукВиктор]

auto a = std::array<int>{64, 34, 25, 12, 22, 11, 90};
std::sort(a.begin(), a.end());
for (auto i : a)
std::cout << i << ' ';

Хмм, и в чем проблема?

[dvs]

C++23:
std::array arr{ 64, 34, 25, 12, 22, 11, 90 };
std::ranges::sort(arr);
std::print("Sorted array: {:}", arr);

[jacobpage]

I just started learning arduino for a uni course. I spent basically 2 hours trying to do basically 5 lines of code, make a function to calculate the circumference od a circle, and it almost broke me. That's when I found out I need to do the "Serial.begin(9600)" thing, and that was why my prints didnt work. I was in the deepest despair, because I'd tried so many variations of the solution trying to get it to print something, ANYTHING, and I just assumed the function wasnt starting, so I kept changing it and how it worked. Turns out, most of my solutions wouldve likely worked fine. I can already tell this is going to be a long, rough (and fun) journey. Wish me luck 😅

[AccessGlory_]

In exams questions be like--
Sort them without using the sort function🗿

[bareminimum-mrtz]

Admin doesn't know a single thing about c++

[krishivgoel]

std::sort(vector.begin(), vector.end(), key=[](const _T& a, const _T& b){return a <= b;});

[pmf]

it would be a skill issue, if you cant even do basic data structure algorithms without using a library. it should be a basic skill of every programmer.

[coolbean]

waiting for the day when python programmers realise that other languages have libraries too and implementing algorithms yourself is mostly done for practice

[igxniisan]

However so, you can always make a function to sort arrays in c and use it anywhere, i keep it in my custom header file and just use that everywhere as i take it with me in my pendrive. I have a plenty of such functions which doesn't exist in c or cpp but my header file does.. moreover cpp/c is a lot lot faster than python so having those predefined functions is a win win situation

[parkerbond]

It's funny how the JS and python logos stay on screen after the camera switch and suddenly JS is the Green Goblin.