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Originally Posted by StainlessS
I think that you already got the answer from VideoH, you want details,
"Read The Source".
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I would if I could find a competently written interactive C/C++ tutorial. Codecademy has a great one for Python and I wish they'd make one for C/C++ as well.
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Originally Posted by videoh
I taught myself C in 2 days using the first edition of the K&R book from zero knowledge of programming and computers; I was a philosopher at that time (later went on for an MSc). I venture to say many of the developers here have a similar history. So the OP should not feel intimidated by C code, and given the logical thinking and analytic mind she has already demonstrated she should be able to master C in hours. Perhaps then the OP would be empowered to contribute useful code to the community, to augment her penetrating questions.
The C Programming Language, 2nd Ed.
Kernighan and Ritchie
https://www.amazon.com/Programming-L.../dp/0131103628
Here is the second edition on-line. It is a true classic in computer science.
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I learn best by doing, rather than by reading or by watching videos, which is why I've mucked around with sites like
http://www.learn-c.org and
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus; unfortunately, both of those tutorials have major flaws.
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Originally Posted by videoh
A field can be dropped by simply ignoring a repeat flag.
[Aa][Ab][Bc][Cd]...
Drop a field:
[Aa][Bb][Cc]...
Fields remain in the proper places.
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Kind of, except that the field order is different. The stream above puts field b before field B; the bottom stream puts B before b. This obviously doesn't matter if B and b were, in fact, from the same original frame and the frames are being displayed progressively.