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This primer introduces the basic commands and workflows in the Git™ Version Control System (VCS). For a more detailed look at the workings of Git, refer to the free resource hosted as part of the Git open-source project - git scm book.
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Unix-based systems generally have a similar command line interface (CLI). This interface is challenging at first, but allows users to do powerful operations in a fraction of the time required to do the same task in a GUI. An additional benefit is that actions are more repeatable via the CLI. One useful thing to do is chain together multiple commands into one mega-command. This chaining is accomplished with the pipe key |. Since pipes are used to connect commands, this is colloquially referred to as “plumbing”.
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This is an attempt at simplifying make, I hope it can help anyone who struggling with the basics.
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Vim is by no means the only code editing tool out there…it’s just the best one
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Segmentation faults in C++ are a sign that you are trying to do hard things. Congratulations! Now, let’s take a peek at how to start debugging.
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C++ won’t always work the way you expect, and that is by design. It’s a remarkably rigid language and it requires that a programmer cross all of their f’s and dot all of their j’s.
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It is very common to have some difficulty when constructing custom classes in C++. Below I’ll discuss what tend to be the two most common problems I see with student submissions. The first is local scope vs instance variables. The second is a lack of default constructors.
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What follows is an example of an overloaded operator for a class named Foo.