C++ keyword definition request

[SirEnder125]

MikeyBoy, I see the length of yours and some other's replies, and I don't see how that time could not have been spent answering my actual questions.

I don't understand why this is so hard to understand.

I hate how many people say that I picked the wrong place to ask a question.
Why can't you used the time spent writing a rude reply, to write a helpful one?


If you are going to reply rudely to this, just don't. What will it gain you?

[dutch]

Alexander123 wrote:

I don't understand why this is so hard to understand.

That's because you're a fucking retard.

[SirEnder125]

Shut it.

[SirEnder125]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I would say, that if you are going to respond in such ways as
that, then you are a greater problem than me just asking something in the wrong place.

Now, I don't care if you disagree, but I don't expect you to either.
I really don't want to let this argument continue. If I could end the replies to this post, I would.

If you are going to reply rudely to this, just don't. What will it gain you?
And again,

If you are going to reply rudely to this, just don't. What will it gain you?

Go ahead, report me for spam, see what it gets you.

Grace be shown to, and received from you,
God be with you.

[mbozzi]

I see the length of yours and some other's replies, and I don't see how that time could not have been spent answering my actual questions.

Firstly, your questions are covered elsewhere, so answering them again for free is really a poor use of time.

Secondly, having a chat is easy. Answering some trivial question is easy, too -- unless the questioner has no clue and you have to explain a course's worth of background material. Questions like that typically aren't answered -- when they are, the responses don't help the OP, because they lack required background.

Look, to properly teach templates to you, I'd first need to present a motivating problem they're intended to solve. Then I'd have to form some analogy to introduce them, maybe in terms of functional abstraction, give you some rationale, present some simple templates, show you some best practices, talk about pitfalls, define meta-programming, etc., etc., and present examples all the way through.

This is one topic of five you asked us to discuss. Too much work.

I hate how many people say that I picked the wrong place to ask a question.
Why can't you used the time spent writing a rude reply, to write a helpful one?

Telling you to "look it up" is not rude. Blunt, perhaps, but not rude.

If I could end the replies to this post, I would.

You can. Quit replying to it.

[SirEnder125]

Telling you to "look it up" is not rude. Blunt, perhaps, but not rude.

I'm not saying that's mean, but look at what dutch said, he's a jerk.

[SirEnder125]

Lol I like how I can always guess who reported my reply.

@dutch Hahaha I know you reported me.