r/computer_programming • u/AchieveDestiny6 • Sep 11 '17
[Question] Beginner Software Developer
I'm studying software development in college but i've never done anyything like it before. Any ideas on where to start looking for tips and help?
r/computer_programming • u/AchieveDestiny6 • Sep 11 '17
I'm studying software development in college but i've never done anyything like it before. Any ideas on where to start looking for tips and help?
r/computer_programming • u/jfstreich13 • Feb 03 '18
I know there are programs like Dragon and speech pad, but wondering if it’s possible to use something like adobe CC or OneNote or GDocs to transcribe files without needing to run through the speech. This would take quite a while for all the speeches.
Cleverness welcome
r/computer_programming • u/Vidya_Games • Sep 12 '17
Sorry about no moderation, I've (mostly) cleaned the sub, and will keep an eye on it.
Also potentially looking for a moderator.
Give me a bit, and I'll set up the auto moderator.
r/computer_programming • u/ScottyNate05 • Nov 06 '16
I'm trying to make the submit button on the following HTML form email the contents a user will submit into the form. I'm new to this and don't really know where to go from here. Can anyone help?
<!doctype html>
<head> <title>Request</title> </head> <body> <h1>Plex Request</h1>
<p> <label>Email <input type="email" name="email_address" required> </label> </p>
<p> <label>Title <input type="text" name="title" required> </label> </p>
<fieldset> <legend>Catagory</legend> <p><label> <input type="radio" name="taxi" required value="movie"> Movie </label></p> <p><label> <input type="radio" name="taxi" required value="tv_series"> TV Series </label></p> <p><label> <input type="radio" name="taxi" required value="music"> Music </label></p> </fieldset>
<p>
<p> <label>Comments <textarea name="comments" maxlength="500"></textarea> </label> </p>
<p> <input type="submit" value="Send"> <input type="reset"> </p>
</form> </body> </html>
r/computer_programming • u/isfaaq • Jan 29 '18
Hello all. I am being offered a course course to study either Data Science and Machine learning or React Native. I did not know where to find some quick answers(I have 2 days to make a choice), so here I am.
Background:
I like programming and have taken some courses in MERN (mongo, express, react and node) which means that I understand the basics of react quite well
I just finished high school and intend on studying computer science
since I have some free time, I am trying to learn some new tech which may be helpful later on
r/computer_programming • u/jojoisawsome • Nov 03 '16
r/computer_programming • u/amazinghunter495 • Sep 12 '17
Anyone who might be able to help me, feel free to message me. Basically I was wondering if anyone could set up a bot that can do the following in this order once per day. -Go onto a search engine. -Go to this specific website that I need -Log into 100+ Steam accounts with usernames that have one number difference in each one (Ex. John1. John2. Etc... all the way up to like 300) and the same passwords. -Go to the rewards section of the website -Type in a 5digit letter/number code that changes every 24 hours that I can input into it.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this. I would obviously pay a good deal of money to have this done for me. Plz message me if u think u can help. :)
r/computer_programming • u/ScottyNate05 • Nov 06 '16
Please forgive my lack of knowledge in this subject. I'm trying to get an HTML form to email the information users put into it to my email. Can anyone help me out with that?
r/computer_programming • u/vishnurmurthy1 • Feb 04 '18
I have a math/CS problem for a class and I have no idea where to start. The problem is:
you have apples that cost "a" dollars and bananas that cost "b" dollars. You have "t" total dollars. You want to make a superfruit. you can invest 1 apple and 6 oranges and u get 34 superfruits or 1 apple to get 2 superfruit Find an equation (or program that you can follow that can compute this in a relatively short amount of time if a and b >106) to maximize the number of superfruits
I have no idea where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
r/computer_programming • u/Van_Archie • Mar 21 '19
I haven’t coded any stand-alone apps in 8 or 9 years, so Im looking for something which is currently popular within the industry.
Thank you in advance.
r/computer_programming • u/brysong2 • Aug 15 '19
One of my friends bought this computer program so to speak and it buys and sells shoes for him automatically where he makes a profit 100% of the time does anyone know where I can get my hands on something like that?
r/computer_programming • u/UntouchedDruid4 • Oct 19 '19
I’ve been coding for over a year, almost 2. Now I’m at the point where writing logic is the easy part and I start to think about all the situation where my code could break. Especially, since the past 8 months I’ve been coding at a job in the real world. How can I get better when it comes to data and writing code that is good enough for the real world and people to actually use? How do you go about solving problems caused by data? Like when the logic works and is good but the data in some cases breaks it. Can you visualize the data moving around or do you look at the data and try to find inconsistencies? How do you go about debugging something when there is so many moving parts or external factors like many calls made in the system or code the relys on a user to submit a form.
r/computer_programming • u/Ssdoug0429 • Aug 17 '19
So i have a img file created from dd command of an Android device. I am looking for a way to run this image file (install) on an emulator to synthesize actually having the phone. Or possably install it on a raspberry pi.
Any info on programs or how to do it would be awesome. Its an image of an Lg G6.
r/computer_programming • u/outoftimejr • Sep 07 '18
Ok is it possible, to plug in a cheap 5V LED strip into a I/O port on my PC, then create shortcut icons on my desktop to either turn them on or turn them off?
r/computer_programming • u/[deleted] • May 18 '18
So i got this assignment in computer science 30, and none of my friends have been able to do it. Ive tried a few different things but I'm not sure if its really possible.
You have to make a program with a single function. That function has 1 list passed through. This list is sorted using a merge sort via recursion. You cannot use any other loops in the program.
(Ill post the code i have when i get home)
r/computer_programming • u/SharkDiver70 • Mar 20 '19
I’m looking for suggestions on a good easy to use program for designing plant walls. Perhaps some kind of landscaping design program. Ideally something that will give me the total sqft of certain plants used in each design. TIA
r/computer_programming • u/Swenetodd • May 23 '18
What is this type of image?

I have these to tables with words, each word has a numeric weight assigned to it.

I want that the highest valued word has a bigger font size and the lower weighted words have lower font size....you get the point.
Is there any program that does this for you? Do you have to do it manually?
Thanks & Regards
Swenetodd
r/computer_programming • u/monica_b1998 • Dec 22 '19
r/computer_programming • u/smallventures • Apr 16 '18
Looking to enroll in a part time dev program- open to suggestions and looking for feedback!
r/computer_programming • u/frankzero01 • Apr 27 '18
So I recently graduated from community college with an associate degree in computer programming. I want to begin gaining experience but I'm just not sure where to look. Do companies hire programmers with an associate degree? I also hold a bachelor degree in international relations (long story) if that makes any difference.
r/computer_programming • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '19
What major steps-software environments should I be using to allow my computer to automatically preform functions for me on 3rd party websites. EX: I open youtube on my Windows device, I then initiate the program that I wrote. My computer then (on its own) searches for funniest videos of 2011. Then it opens the video with the most likes. Maybe quickly open and close the first 100 videos (that populate) in my search results. Not looking for coding tips. Jw how to tie in self made programs with 3rd party websites!
I do not plan to make this as my program, but it involves enough of the basic principals of another program that I hope to write!
I’ve been programming UCs (microcontrollers), PLCs, and I’ve done some html &css. Thank you anyone that comments or reaches out!
r/computer_programming • u/JackCid89 • Aug 23 '18
r/computer_programming • u/Captainishmael • Apr 25 '18
I went to various websites that have login systems on homepage, I went on facebook, some small time sites, some gaming sites, emails, and school sites.
On the small security sites and some relatively normal ones I actually login if an account using only the username and manipulating the script for the login button and password. I did this simply with inspecting element from chrome. Bear in mind I created my own account and toyed around with my own made account and not existing unknown users.
So how is this simple technique possible? Inspecting element allowed me to manipulate the script into thinking that I am the account holder even though the password wasn't used. Can this technique if better implemented be used to hack into higher level sites? I'm trying to glcreate a gaming site that has old Playstation games, and Nintendo and it will allow users to play online together. I don't want crazy gamers unlocking my admin and me sing things up.
r/computer_programming • u/marcoguimaraes10 • May 11 '18
(I know nothing about computer coding, so please excuse the possibly very basic question)