Am I good at c++ yet? rate

>>57238437
Yes

>>57238476
Wew

nope

>>57238619
:(

>programming in c++ in visual studio on win10

Install gentoo

>>57238437
you are very good Austin.
You include too much and you don't clean good

>>57238717
how do you know my name ?!?? o.O

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After doing C++ for a few years you'll realize how much time you are wasting not using C.

>>57238803
Are you for real? I am not him, but it's right there in the source code: main -> createFolder()

>>57238878
i was kidding xD

>>57238892
Austin it's your mum go back to bed

>>57238911
wtf mom its 5 pm

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>coutter

>>57238803
The hacker 4chan is gonna getcha!

>>57238437
http://crasseux.com/books/ctutorial/argc-and-argv.html

>>57238437
Austin hanna?

>using namespace std;
Nope.

>>57238437
>Botnet Studio
>unused headers
>using namespace std
>public member variables
>superfluous semicolons

>>57238437
(gasp) My name is Austin, and I'm learning C++. Are you me from the future or in a parallel dimension

>>57238437
windows/10

not using rval or lval references
not using noexcept

u are shit

>>57238437
Prefixing stat with struct is c style

>>57238934
I will not have any discussion about this, young man.

>>57238437
Use the iostream if using c++ you fucking animal.

That code is disgusting.

>>57238437
>int main
>doesnt return an int (no return statements either)
is it even compiling

>>57238437
>not separating interface and implementation
>no include guards
No

>>57238859
>C
>not wasting time
nice oxymoron

>>57238437
>using Windows-specific functions and hard-coding Windows-specific paths, but not using wchar_t
>using the non-portable and questionably-useful secure CRT functions at all
>unnecessarily checking for the parent directory's existence before creating the directory (this is a race condition)
>hard-coding a reference to a personal folder in Windows instead of using environment variables or (preferrably) the Known Folder API
>declaring a non-static function outside of a namespace
>putting public fields in a class
>putting public fields in a class that are unused
>using public fields instead of locals for variables that are only accessed in one method
>using a field at all for that single backslash character instead of just a literal
>putting all the implementation of a class in the header
>inconsistent indentation
>inconsistent use of braces
>using Stroustrup-style indentation
>inconsistent use of whitespace (horizontal and vertical)
>unnecessary use of semicolons
>unnecessary empty destructor
>unnecessary empty else block
>unnecessary use of C-style struct keyword
>including headers you don't use
>using namespace std;
>"stdafx.h"
>"classes.h" (please don't tell me you intend to put all the classes in one header)
>no include guards in the header
>inconsistent mixture of stdio and iostream
>reporting errors on stdout
>not returning an error-code from main() on error
>having that weird "coutter()" function instead of an iostream-style overloaded operator
>using <iostream> at all
><time.h>, <stdio.h> and <stdlib.h> instead of <ctime>, <cstdio> and <cstdlib>
>using C++ at all
>using Visual C++
>using Visual Studio
>using Windows
Did I get everything?

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Am I good at C yet?

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>>57246121
Ascended.

>>57238437
a catchall that does absolutely nothing?