I dey salute any guy whey dey learn C++
Twale sir!!

LittleBigDick:
Learn a well paid language like Java or C
C++ pays low

No vex. I'm not learning to code for money

Hannania:
C++ pays low? You got to be joking man�

Except you aren't making AAA games
C++ fuckin pay low
Almost every company degrades c++ devs

LittleBigDick:

Except you aren't making AAA games
C++ fuckin pay low
Almost every company degrades c++ devs

No mind the clowns.


They think all companies are FANG

some here overhyping C++ won't even make it to a C-rated company in Mexico.

LittleBigDick:

Except you aren't making AAA games
C++ fuckin pay low
Almost every company degrades c++ devs

That's because you look at C++ from a web dev nitch which is not the strength of it. Try casting your net to hardcore firmware and system-level design that powers the frameworks rookies use. Those engineers are few because it's "Not interesting " but they go home with paychecks only a few at FAANG, Hedge Fund and crazy startups with desperation pay out.

C++ is not your generalistic language. And No!, I'm not a C++ dev. What I see in transition now is Rust and Golang. How many devs from our race code in those? Only a few.

Same way Python will be a laughing stock for enterprise level multithread concurrency systems when you have Java available, is same way Other languages will be when you come to the side of hardcore firmware industries like Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, Nvidia, Cisco and hardware likes.

My engineering background heavily on Electronics and Data communication still have me touch C++ from time to time. Because if interest changes, I'll switch to the firmware side. Try checking the requirements of the companies I mentioned above and you'll take this stereotype you cave out which am hearing for the first time

My point? Every language has strengths in its niche. And for C++, the glory comes with the firmware industry which it was built for. Not a welcome domain for rookies

Hannania:
That's because you look at C++ from a web dev nitch which is not the strength of it. Try casting your net to hardcore firmware and system-level design that powers the frameworks rookies use. Those engineers are few because it's "Not interesting " but they go home with paychecks only a few at FAANG, Hedge Fund and crazy startups with desperation pay out.

C++ is not your generalistic language. And No!, I'm not a C++ dev. What I see in transition now is Rust and Golang. How many devs from our race code in those? Only a few.

Same way Python will be a laughing stock for enterprise level multithread concurrency systems when you have Java available, is same way Other languages will be when you come to the side of hardcore firmware industries like Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, Nvidia, Cisco and hardware likes.

My engineering background heavily on Electronics and Data communication still have me touch C++ from time to time. Because if interest changes, I'll switch to the firmware side. Try checking the requirements of the companies I mentioned above and you'll take this stereotype you cave out which am hearing for the first time

My point? Every language has strengths in its niche. And for C++, the glory comes with the firmware industry which it was built for. Not a welcome domain for rookies

Very fast to shout rookies.




If they ask u now to point out one significant thing you've done with C++ after this your writeup you'll run and hide inside a cave.


Clowns.

Sleekcode:


Very fast to shout rookies.




If they ask u now to point out one significant thing you've done with C++ after this your writeup you'll run and hide inside a cave.


Clowns.

A typical Nairaland Reply. Your comment shows you didn't read the post from a context perspective. Always view posts by others with an open mind to learn what you have no knowledge about. That's how growth comes.

And No! Am not an expert. Every veteran was once a rookie. Enjoy

Hannania:
A typical Nairaland Reply. Your comment shows you didn't read the post from a context perspective. Always view posts by others with an open mind to learn what you have no knowledge about. That's how growth comes.

And No! Am not an expert. Every veteran was once a rookie. Enjoy

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Hello, pls I need help with sorting algorithm (quick sort and heapsort) using c for a specific task. Willing to discuss further and pay for it