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well put!
ChatGPT may not be the most optimal tool, yes it can be helpful by understanding simple programs with comments, but you should not solely rely on it. Instead, you should probably read this to understand on how to submit solutions to kata and start off with 8kyus. Also, it is strongly recommended that you keep a tab opened for the official documentation for the language that you are currently learning. Happy coding ! ^^
This code is good short and straight to the point. My only question is what does the #include algorithm> #include iterator> and #include unordered_set> do for this code?
thank you for the help it seems that when i was doing the code i put a int main for the output and it gave me that compiler error i removed it and it gave me the passed test.
See this paragraph.
I need help with this code in c++ i have only 1 error and its this
main.cpp:9:5: error: conflicting types for 'main'
int main(int, const char *[]) {
^
./solution.cpp:15:5: note: previous definition is here
int main() {
^
1 error generated.
How can fix that i use 2 functions one being the dismvowel and int main
Hey everyone i hope yall are having a good day im quite new to coding only doing a codecademy bootcamp. I understand the c++ language but i do not understand how im supposed to read the coding problem and figure out what to do or start with. Even with codecadmey i had the same problem so i used chat gpt as a point of reference but i feel like thats not really helping me i would skim over the code and start the problem and keep on doing it untill i know how to do it without looking at gpt. I just want to know if it is good practice to use chat gpt as a point of reference or should i just figure it out on myself.
Any help would be nice and appreciated i hope all yall have a good day.