#A Simple Programming language , made for Educational practice.
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What do you mean ?
The structure of your project is quite confusing
And some things used seem a bit too crazy for a beginner project, not hating just wondering why certain things were used
Soo uhhh , I deleted all the comments from the repo , everyone is criticizing it because it seems AI generated
Comments don’t mean AI wrote the code
However AI does write very vague comments
And you did mention you used AI in your program in a comment
And without criticism, you won’t ever learn and become better
Yes , but did you ask my past ? How I got criticized soo much ?
I know without hate , my mind can't be shaped . But if the criticism is too much discouraging , there will be left no hope . That's not the problem of a early dev , that's the problem of our society . Personally , I always get somewhat criticism for even the tiniest facts . Please comprehend my frustration.
And the new socity ? Well picture this:
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If the code is to bad , the society responds to the new / early devs : "You can't code well , this sh** proves it"
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If the code is too good for beginners , "He used ChatGPT".
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If the code is between bad and good : "Some of the code was written by him , after ChatGPT generated it."
And I am not targeting any one (including you) , but sharingmy thoughts .
BTW , here is the link :
dude it’s not that deep
The concepts you used don’t align with a beginner developer
Double underscore in identifiers and identifiers starting with underscore followed by a uppercase letter are reserved for the implementation you can't use them
If people say your code is shit without any specific criticism then you should ignore it or ask them what you should have done better
If someone point out specific issues, then you should thank them and work on them
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful onion. But I targeted those who criticize without proper reason or they just throw the word "AI Slop" .
@golden pilot has reached level 2. GG!
no one actually criticised anything
i don't know why you're blowing this up for no reason
I think it may be a good idea to separate the source files from the header files...
Just in case (?)
Also, you may feel more comfortable using #pragma once instead of the regular #ifndef, #define, and (of course #endif), just saying because it is shorter and faster to write, but if you don't want to, it's okay.
Thanks . I knew this feature exist , but while building the project, somehow I felt comfortable to use ifndef , definitely and ending. They both sare the same purpose of header guards .