>want to get first element in array >array[0] wtf

it's not that bad

php's array(1, 2, 3) is shit tho

beautiful js: [1, 2, 3]

>>58492880

>array[0]

inferior languages that let you compile shit like this always crack me up

>>58492880
>he doesn't know it means *(array + 0)
Stick to baby languages.

>>58492880
>he doesn't access like 0[array]
Pleb

>>58492880
>want to get a number from the user
>scanf("%d", n);
>segmentation fault
wtf i hate programming now

>>58493674

n = int(input())

Python masterrace

>>58495390
>using input instead of raw_input
>using python3

>>58492880
ARRAY POINTERS REPRESENT MEMORY OFFSETS!

>>58493674
>being incompetent
>passing n by value
>expecting anything else

>>58495414
input is the same as raw_input in Python 3

(first array)

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Is anyone here autistic enough to always ignore the [0] element and start filling it from [1] due to extreme OCD and irritation of having to -1 or +1 in certain functions due to the array starting from 0?

I surely can't be the only one

>>58492880
>want to get zeroth element in array
>array[0]
wtf i love programming now

>>58492880
>Why is my array starting with first number?

>>58492880
0 comes before 1.
there's an infinite number range between 0 & 1.
0.1,0.11,0.11,0.111...1
how do you just completely skip it.

>>58492880
>not using

0[array]

cmon, it's 2017 man

>>58495818
that's the mild to the slot. It's not vacant until there is a mold. That's a logical imperative, though. Not a physical one. Thus, rhis would be a discrete analogy.

Computers like 0.
Deal with it.

>>58492880
Fun fact. In Europe, the bottom floor of a building is the "ground" floor, and the floor above that is the "first" floor. This honestly could be why the beginning element of an array is the 0th element

>>58495921

wait, this isn't the case in America? In Australia we always have ground floor, then first

>>58492935
php array can be [1,2,3] too, if you dont use a php version from the stone ages

>>58495936
I thought everything is opposite in Australia, ground floor is 0 then you go up, -1, -2 etc...

>>58495921
Isn't this more of a British thing than European?

>>58495921
What kind of Europe are you talking about?
First floor is the first floor.

>>58495921
it's the "level ground" and the "one ceiling" idiot