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muted plinth
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Hello Please help me with the markov chain generator how do I understand it??

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turbid depot
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what do you need to understand?

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or, rather, what exactly are you struggling to understand?

muted plinth
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I want to start practicing c++ so I can have a better understanding, so I chose the easy task markov generator to start with coz its the first easiest in the list so I'm also interested in it i feel like it's gonna helpe in my goals so

My problem is I dont know how to code it essentially to be honest I wont lie on that part ,I dont know how to speak it into code if you know what I mean@turbid depot

turbid depot
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yeah if you're just starting out, a good book is what I'd recommend

muted plinth
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I did that I want to do other real things

turbid depot
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what sort of stuff have you built with C++ so far?

muted plinth
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turbid depot
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well, then go ahead, what's keeping you?

muted plinth
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# muted plinth

@turbid depot I found this page to practice c++ they give you exercise to do ,is it good enough?

royal elk
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if this is also a part of W3 schools I would not reccomend that as a source

pastel agate
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You can draw markov chain on paper and try to imagine/emulate how it works step by step by hand. And then try to implement this exact chain in code. If you feel lost or overwhelmed by problem try to divide big task into smaller ones and do them one by one.

muted plinth
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muted plinth
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How do I kniw when I'm right??@fast relic

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I dont understand this page

muted plinth
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