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C: Organizing F1 Team data into structs.

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C++: Improving the F1 driver's scoring point system by adding private an...

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https://github.com/pereiradaniel/CPP_CRASH_COURSE/blob/master/P1C2/f1points.cpp

Calculating Max Verstappen's total points so far in the 2024 Formula 1 s...

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C++: Enum Class Quick Demo.

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Compiling a C program using C and C++ compilers, and a C++ program with ...

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CPP Crash Course Review: Overture to C Programmers, and Chapter 1.

A while back I wanted to review the book C++ Crash Course  as a way of making sure I had explored the various facets of C++, but was side-tracked with the learning of other programming languages such as Java . Now I have some time to review my knowledge of these languages, and I want to take this opportunity to refresh my memory of certain concepts, and perhaps even spend time delving into aspects of C++ that I never fully grasped. In my review of the Overture to C Programmers chapter, I did not find anything of of extreme interest. It was mostly a review of the basics of C++, however there were some very competent explanations of some concepts. Probably a bit too much detail if you are somebody already familiar with C, but for those who are new it may be worthwhile. Overall, Chapter 1 made me realize how easily I confuse C with C++ code. This is in part because most well-written C programs are valid C++ programs. Nothing new was learned, but at least I got a chance to set up my ...

My Python Notes.

Started learning Python recently by following this tutorial. Here is a link to my notes, which you may or may not find helpful if you are new to Python. The notes are based on the W3 Schools tutorial that I am doing, and I include my own notes and experiments along with them. https://github.com/pereiradaniel/w3_python/blob/master/notes.md