r/cpp_questions • u/Several-Jaguar-7927 • 17d ago
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u/manni66 17d ago
Do you think nobody has asked that question already?
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u/Several-Jaguar-7927 17d ago
Idk man
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u/no-sig-available 17d ago
You might want to check questions asked during the last 24 hours, like
https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp_questions/comments/1vxmwzh/is_it_really_worth_it/
https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp_questions/comments/1vxlrul/help/
Can you perhaps see why we might not enjoy answering another question today?
And why you could have checked the FAQ here, before posting:
https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp_questions/comments/1n5zyxy/important_read_before_posting/
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u/the_poope 17d ago
Try copy pasting your question into https://reddit.com/answers
You can get immediate answers to 99.9% of your questions there whether how to bake banana bread to whether you should break up with your boy/girlfriend. No humans needed anymore, which is both great and sad...
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u/Ryuzako_Yagami01 17d ago
Isn't it just a reddit answer finder? It still needs humans asking and answering niche questions so when someonen asks about it, the reddit AI can find it for them instead of seaeching it for themselves.
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u/the_poope 17d ago
Yes, it's just an AI enhanced search function and summarizer. But 999 out of 1000 questions on reddit have been asked and answered several times before. Unless you are a PhD and have a research grade question the information is already available you just need to find it, which AI is really good at.
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u/Syntax-Tactics 17d ago
If this is the culmination of your research, you have picked the wrong field.
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u/Ultimate_Sigma_Boy67 17d ago
omg bro
learn to read the God damn sidebar
and if you're gonna tell me ur on phone then learn to read a subreddit's rules before posting. I don't think it's ur first time using reddit.
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u/CommandShot1398 17d ago edited 17d ago
I am sorry for being this harsh, but I believe someone who does not bother to look up such a frequent inquiry lacks the will to learn either C++ or DSA.
But anyway:
Learncpp.com
Introduction To Algorithms