On a scale from 0 to 10, how good do you rate your programming

0.5

10

>>59785841
I dunno like 5 I can do most shit but lack motivation and initiative.

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2-5

>>59785841
maybe like 4 or 5 right now, my dude.

>>59786228
Your like a little baby, watch this

https://pastebin.com/GQPnUi7d

>>59785841
I'm 11

>>59785841
10

>>59785841
I've only ever made shitty games in C, so maybe a -12.

>>59786249
does that delet system16?

>>59786302
programming games is pretty good dude, you're probably around a 4 or 5 to be honest

1-2

have written scripts and some simple websites, not much else

>>59785841
3

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>>59786324
No, if you compile it correctly (

gcc -m32 <filename.c>

on Loonix), it prints

goto considered harmful
Hello, world!

The trick is to find out how, because that string isn't contained in the program at all (see pic).

>>59786249
why come into threads like this to belittle others while posting dumb, over complicated code to make yourself seem smarter?

>>59786460
>belittle others
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/layers-of-irony

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>>59786482

>>59786460
because I just wrote the coolest encryption/decryption method and just wanted to show all my friends on here it.

>>59786499
Oh...

>>59786249
>32 bit
>not portable
Yeah, no.

I'm a 6, but a god tier googler.

Finishing up a year of Java courses. Probably 3-4?

>>59785841
>1 like most of us here according to your scale
>mfw greentexting so that it is 'greater than one'
>mfw most /g/entlemen have programming ability >1

>>59785841
8.0-8.5

HFT systems architect.
I'm not some universal programming genius who knows everything about everything, but I'm able to make competitive systems in a field full of jewgle-tier people.

I could probably figure out how to manipulate existing code fairly quickly. It would take be forever to do something from scratch. I can only put my mind into work mode or creative mode; unless someone sets a goal for me, I won't know what to code or unless someone codes for me, I won't know what to create.

So a 3?

5/10

Nothing too sophisticated, but I am actually writing small, proper applications that are are useful and well received in the enterprise world, and get lots of wear and tear in production environments.

I really only do this part time (thank god), and only do reports with SQL (this can actually be quite tricky) with a bit of javascript, and finance/trading stuff with C# (mainly ninjatrader)

Never did useless stuff like "sort strings, find prime numbers, fizzbuzz" or other super clever algorithms, always worked on practical stuff where you never need anything like that. I guess you could call me a spackle coder. Not Carmack, but Taylor.

I don't really know how i ended here after getting my [spoiler]business administration[/spoiler] masters degree.

1

As a sysadmin I don't need real programming. Only thing I do is write bash scripts and customise some code for custom Linux kernels.

>>59785841
1

i think I may be 3 or 4

11 = Wizard Class

12 = I am Gentoo

5 or 6

1337

>>59785841
>8 = qualified to work at google
you're clueless

>>59785841
7. I'm probably not quite Google-tier yet. But I'm close. I work in the technology division for a fortune 50 company and find that my coding skills are far superior compared to many other people who get paid far more than me.

>>59785841
11
>Computers for computing was a mistake
>Any task a computer does is useless stocktaking kind of things or sheit we can have people for

>last level exploding mind meme


Beside that 6.5

3, took ap comp sci, basic knowledge

I've only used python to automate math jobs. So, 0.1?

Probably like a 3.5, im technically an IT guy.

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>>59788270
Learn haskell
Merge the math concept together with the language and you're golden
>TFW writing a script/haskell that does shit better and faster than excel or math lab. Some programming buddy's can use your math in C and C++ if they can Internet search.

>>59785841
3

>>59785976
I'm like this.

>>59786500
>encryption/decryption
Not
>method
Not

>>59785841
this thread is gay af.
where the tfw fell for 64gb meme thread?

>>59785841
Idk, 5 or 6? I graduated on topic of programming language comparison and am doing my master's degree now, but I do admittedly lack more real world experience..

About a 4 but I might be overestimating my skill.

I can make "Hello World" in python

am I an 8 yet?

>>59785841
9
I wrote my own 3d game engine, compiler, some linux utilites and programs such including a window manager for x11. Too bad I am not a marketer, i would make a lot more of moneys.

>>59785841
That's a really big jump between 8 and 9

>>59785841
8 because google's hiring committee accepted me.

>>59788562
this

I kode with klossy.

I am beyond mere number scales

1. I know HTML and CSS.

>>59788562
came here to post this

>>59788759
>-1

gotcha

>>59788859
Actually html and css aren't programming languages. You're a 0.

>>59789917
Does this count? http://jsfiddle.net/r9jc3caj/2/

Compared to my current peers, I'm a 10. Sucks being the smartest guy in the place. I need a new job

>>59790057
considering it doesn't work properly, no.

>>59788562
Its not a linear scale

>>59785841
1

>be 10/10 programmer
>be so great that you start you own company with a couple of workmates
>chosen as CEO
>spend all time managing shit and finding funding and crap like that
>4 years later can't program for shit
#selfrekt

0.5

I have only written code in colobot.

google contacted my employer about a project I worked on

>>59785841
a solid 2

in b4 Dunning Kruger strikes again

5-6

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>>59785841
1=can build the calculator and other basic stuff in Java

>>59785841
2

>>59785841
> 8
> qualified to work at google

>>59795117
Bro, do you even sum all primes below 2 million?