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They don't have a close relationship with each other. This question makes no sense.

They don't have a close relationship with each other. This question makes no sense.

I disagree with inheritance as an antipattern. There's nothing inherently wrong with inheritance. It's just that people misuse it too frequently.

I disagree with inheritance as an antipattern. There's nothing inherently wrong with inheritance. It's just that people misuse it too frequently.

Why are you comparing an interpreted language over a compiled language? It doesn't make sense. Also, you do know that the Python interpreter is written in C, right?
 
If it took 2 hours to speed up a program that has a runtime of 4 seconds to 2 seconds, then yes, it would be worth it.

A solid list. However, I disagree with point 9 and I don't quite understand point 10.

Why would you even turn on AA if you're on 8k?

Why would you even turn on AA if you're on 8k?

The stuff released at launch day.

No, that's stupid.

What are you even talking about? I was considering optimization, not code readability.
 
For example,
int something = 86400; //or 24*60*60 Which is optimized, in compilation and runtime, and also perfectly "readable".

Then document the operation via comment, and use a calculator to do the operation beforehand and hard-code it.
 
For such operations, I'm pretty sure all modern compilers do that.

So is EVERY piece of tech. This really isn't news.

There's a lot more to PCs than graphics lol, and gaming doesn't capture the majority of the PC market anyway.
 
There's nothing inherently difficult about Linux. It's just a different learning curve. Also, Ubuntu is pretty much equivalent to Windows in terms of GUI ease and usage.

False.

Or vice versa. Windows as host for gaming, Linux as guest for web browsing, writing, software development, etc. At least that's what I do.
 
I don't install Linux on my computers because I don't need full access and control over my hardware using Linux. The only reason I install Windows is because of games, and that's pretty much it.

There's a lot more to PCs than graphics lol, and gaming doesn't capture the majority of the PC market anyway.
 
There's nothing inherently difficult about Linux. It's just a different learning curve. Also, Ubuntu is pretty much equivalent to Windows in terms of GUI ease and usage.

False.

C++ solution, with answer modded by 1bil+7.
 

This.
 
Just use your brain and math(specifically division and modulo). This is pretty simple.

I'm not giving you solutions, lol. Just compare the strings with the equals() method.
 
Also, I'm not sure why you're using an String array of size 1. It's impractical.

That's not how adjacency lists work. If Vmap[0] is your A node, then I assume Vmap[1] is your B node, etc. If that's the case, then Vmap[0][0] DOES NOT go to 5, nor Vmap[0][1] to 6. The cost of going from 0 to 0 is 5 and 0 to 1 to 6.
 
You're not making any sense at all.

Oh, come on. It was a joke!

I don't think "QED" means what you think it means.
 
Which is interesting, given you keep going on about formal logic and functional programming.

My point is that it doesn't make sense to compare a language with a framework because they have different roles and purposes.
 
Also, frameworks have trade-offs and their own set of risks. And just because an application created by a framework can replace an application in PHP doesn't make the framework "better" than PHP. I'm not even sure what "better" means without context, but if you refer to the coding style, then this shouldn't be an issue for a good programmer.
 
Finally, it doesn't matter if you think PHP is a terrible language. I think C++ is a terrible language, but I use it all the time and people use it all the time as well.