How many hours a day do you put in?
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Sometimes I get distracted with different things, but usually the majority of the day I spend programming. I'm really attempting to make the transition into the world of the web development, so I really have to go hard with it since I started somewhat late in the game. I'll be looking to make a page soon where I can put up experiments.
Trying to get to grips with the Reactjs library, been trying to implement it into mvc structured project I'm working on. The whole thing has me.
I'll get it soon enough though
The whole MVC thing takes a bit of time to get used to
This is a nice book that talks about the various design patterns and how they apply to Javascript
http://addyosmani.com/resources/essentialjsdesignpatterns/book/
Are you going to be making your game using Unity?
I believe thats why one would use dynamic programming. That shyt is really hard for me to get down thoThat exponential run time
But this is actually a good example of why analyzing algorithms (or at least being familiar with them) is important. In this case, one could ask themselves why is the runtime so awful? If you visualize the recursive calls to the fibonacci function, you can see you're recalculating past values over and over again
I'd bet the interviewer might've been more impressed with this (pseudocode isn't really in a specific language):
Code:Dictionary <int, int> fibMemo = new Dictionary<int, int>(); int fibonacci(int n) { if (fibMemo[n] != null) return fibMemo[n]; int result = fibonacci[n - 1] + fibonacci[n - 2]; fibMemo[n] = result; return result; }
By stashing past results for a given n, you don't have to keep constantly recalculating them. The run time drops to O(n), though you might be by making a tradeoff in terms of space
If you're using unity, C# is a great language to learn. If you're programming directly to the phone, for android it's Java, and for iphone, it's objective-C. Since you're using unity, C# it is.
Well I want the game to start as a facebook game then if it's popular, I would make it available for android and iphone.
Can't go wrong with learning C# if that's your goal. And since Unity is a cross-platform development system, you'll find that a lot of the work is already done when/if you want to make the game available for Android and iPhone
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I have to build a server/client chat program which uses the server to authenticate the clients and then once connected, uses P2P to chat. shyt skessful
That's a great assignment breh. I had to do something similar.
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Struggle throughout it breh. Copying won't help you during technical interviews.
I finished a book on physics/animation with Javascript. very interesting stuff. Right now I'm reading about Java. It's quite interesting seeing how the two languages differ... I think in order to truly understand Javascript, you eventually have to pick up an OO language like C# or Java because you won't really understand the work-arounds the Javascript language uses to achieve Object Orientation or why any of it is done in the first place.