Kind of a specific request. I'm currently looking for retro (70s-80s, maybe early 90s at the very latest) mathematics-oriented programming books. I'm very specifically looking for references for old-school approaches to these problems. I've been searching and I've found a few, but a lot of the more promising ones have had titles I haven't expected, so I'm looking for recommendations.
I learned C++ first, then Java, and now I’m trying to learn Python. I honestly expected Python to be much easier, but somehow it feels harder to understand and even remember the syntax.
C++ and Java feel more structured to me, while Python sometimes feels too different.
Has anyone else felt this after switching from C++/Java to Python?
Just started learning C and currently using Online Compiler. Now thinking of switching to VS Code, did some searches and found you just need a compiler.
And I came across MinGW and Clang. The process of getting MinGW to work is not that simple so thinking of getting Clang. There aren't any tutorial for this on Windows, so I am assuming you just to get LLVM 23.1.1 from their website and install it, right?
Also which one is better or both are same?
