Hello, world!

koraks said:

Welcome aboard @2ndGenNikonian ! Your username suggests you may have inherited a preference from a parent?

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2ndGenNikonian said:

Yup! My dad used his old FE2 until about 2010 or so before trading it in for a Nikon digital. He'd had it since '86, and it served him well.

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2ndGenNikonian said:

Hello everyone. I got into photography almost two years ago, and I've been hooked ever since. I'm mostly a 35mm shooter, but I've started to branch out into MF and even a little digital. I've lurked this place for a few months now, and I think it's about time I started actually contributing.

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Sirius Glass said:

Are you a 'c' programmer? The thread title could lead one to think exactly that.

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Sirius Glass said:

Are you a 'c' programmer? The thread title could lead one to think exactly that.

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2ndGenNikonian said:

Took one look at arrays, and decided that computer science wasn't for me.

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#include <list>
#include <iostream>

typedef struct {
    const char     element;
    bool        likes_it;
} appreciation_t;

class Person {
    public:
        Person () {}
        const char name;
        std::list<appreciation_t> appreciates;
}

void main {
    Person p;
    p.name = "2ndGenNikonian";
    appreciation_t dislike_array = {"array", false};
    p.appreciates.push_front(dislike_array);
    appreciation_t like_nikon = {"Nikon", true};
    p.appreciates.push_front(dislike_array);
    std::cout << "Hello world " << p.name << "\n";
    for (appreciation_t a: p.appreciates) {
        std::cout << "You " << a.likes_t?"":"dis" << "likes " << a.element << "\n";
    }
}

koraks said:

Not just C! Just about every 101 instruction on just about every language involves a 'Hello world' example.



Ohh, you missed out on lists & vectors! I understand though - it's kind of abstract stuff. Not everyone's concept of a nice pastime.

Or perhaps I should say something like

C++:

#include <list>
#include <iostream>

typedef struct {
    const char     element;
    bool        likes_it;
} appreciation_t;

class Person {
    public:
        Person () {}
        const char name;
        std::list<appreciation_t> appreciates;
}

void main {
    Person p;
    p.name = "2ndGenNikonian";
    appreciation_t dislike_array = {"array", false};
    p.appreciates.push_front(dislike_array);
    appreciation_t like_nikon = {"Nikon", true};
    p.appreciates.push_front(dislike_array);
    std::cout << "Hello world " << p.name << "\n";
    for (appreciation_t a: p.appreciates) {
        std::cout << "You " << a.likes_t?"":"dis" << "likes " << a.element << "\n";
    }
}

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