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Just want to you to know that nearly all Shonen Jump manga are extremely difficult. Should you go buy these manga in Japanese? I would say, yes do it anyway.
Shoujo manga or anything that is the slice of life genre would be considered “easy”. With that said, go buy some manga and get this series.
As far as I know in my limited knowledge, some programming languages are better than others in some instances. If there were such instances where, lets say, Java was better than Haskell, I was hoping you could enlighten me on what they are.
Typing [ x | x <- [1..10], isEven x] gives you a list of all the even numbers between 1 and 10.
In Ruby, that would be:
a = (1..10).to_a b = a.select { |x| x.even? }Thought it was interesting that the syntax looked familiar
Watching a video on Angular JS with sister
@misterm2402 How different are the functions between Java, Haskell, C and Python?
Cool, what experiences led you to know those 3 languages?
What have you done so far with your CS degree so far though?
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I am putting up with the writing recognition that comes with Chinese keyboards though it seems to be doing better than my chinese keyboard on my ipod
Search by radical on any dictionary website/software is way too slow and inefficient. I only search by radical as a last resort if the Chinese writing recognition on my Ipod can’t pick up the kanji at all.
Also I solved my own problem. Thanks for helping guys.
解決。
Based on my level & knowledges,what DS/3DS game should I purchase to make some considerable progress toward the learning by playing? :P
逆に、何もしないで家でゴロゴロしよう！
Not at all, I was the one screaming “OOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHH OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH OOOOOHHHHHHHHHH” like I was about to scream WOMBOOOOO COMBOOOOOO. I was told to quiet down along with the other dudes because it was like 4-5am in the morning. But at the time it was necessary because it was really big.
No, we don’t have a specific name for ourselves other than like [例：SKEヲタ], but when we do, we are referred to as AKBros.
You’re got it wrong, its (“よければ”) and not (“よしければ”) which goes along with the set phrase (“もしよければ”), where the adjective 良い is modified with the ば conditional.
Not if you especially tailor your cards so that you learn it from natural context, then it is not (as) artificial.
Also artificially learning (or intensive learning as Tadoku puts it), is supposed to go hand in hand with extensive learning which is getting input of your target language in all kinds of areas (not limited to reading which is the focus of Tadoku). Intensive learning is necessary to create a foundation for which extensive learning can really just take off.
Hey hey hey.
Because ツキを呼ぶには笑顔を見せること
