Self-learning the MQL5 language from scratch - page 5

 
Fast235:

I don't think you can use MQL features if you know c++.

Knowing C or C++, just the opposite, I understand more of Mql' s capabilities.

 
Roman:

Knowing C and C++, just the opposite, I understand more about Mql.

what do you know

how operators work? is that all?

 

Dear forum participants!

At the moment, I was given a vector to start moving in self-study, for which everyone, without exception, thanks BIGGER! But!

Once again I respectfully ask you not to get engaged in sorting out relationships. Thanks in advance.

Sincerely, Vladimir.

 
Fast235:

I don't think you can use MQL features if you know c++

That's the next part, you have to learn procedural operators from c textbooks, not learn the whole language. And I agree, there are more textbooks on c than on mql. Without these operators you cannot understand possibilities or standard libraries. Actually there is a series of articles by Trishkin. Everything is cool there as well, but it is impossible to master it without knowing the language.)

 
Valeriy Yastremskiy:

That's the next part, you have to learn procedural operators from C textbooks, not the whole language. And I agree, there are more textbooks on C than on µl. Without these operators, you can't figure out the features or standard libraries. Actually there is a series of articles by Trishkin. Everything is cool there as well, but it is hard to grasp without knowledge of the language).

You don't need any textbooks, you can hire a tutor who will teach you in a couple of lessons, like Volchanskiy.

Then there is personal enthusiasm.

 
Fast235:

what do you know

how the operators work? Is that it?

You really, if you don't understand, don't write nonsense.
Here's a simple task for you.
Write a for loop condition to iterate over two iterators at the same time.
You probably don't even know the difference between i++ and ++i
Wretched coder.

 
Fast235:

You don't need any textbooks, hire a tutor, he'll teach you in a couple of lessons, Volchanski for example.

Well, everyone has their own approach and their own abilities.) Some people like video lessons, some people like books better. We're not arguing.)

 
Roman:

You really, if you don't understand, don't write nonsense.
Here's a simple task for you.
Write a for loop condition to iterate over two iterators at the same time.
You probably don't even know the difference between i++ and ++i
Worthy coder.

I haven't used the second variant of the loop yet,

everything bad for me now?

I believe a programmer is valued by logical thinking, not by basic knowledge, for example the second case which you will probably never use yourself

if you do need it, it won't be hard.

 
Roman:

You really, if you don't understand, don't write nonsense.
Here's a simple task for you.
Write a for loop condition to iterate over two iterators at the same time.
You probably don't even know the difference between i++ and ++i
Worthy coder.

There's no difference between i++ and ++i. It's the same thing!


Sincerely, Vladimir.

 
MrBrooklin:

There is no difference. It's the same thing!

i++ from ++i

Sincerely, Vladimir.

Sit 2 ))