How can C be played well, and how can I learn C well?

Listen to you and feel like you're playing in a board room. Don't go to the board room to play, go and play 33, 22 is fine.

Let me tell you a little bit about my experience!! I won't talk about what board technology and hat technology, you can find a lot of such posts on the Internet, it's all nonsense.

I'll just tell you that C's board and cap can jump in advance when they reach 90 or more. If you want a second board, you can jump at the moment the ball touches the basket, and 99% of people don't report it so fast, but how can they seconds?

I quote a paragraph.

What is the fastest reaction time for a person? 】

Many psychologists have experimented with a person's physiological response to measure greater.

But everyone's is different, and the reaction time and the person's state have a lot to do with the mood

Generally, when you are in a good mood, you react faster than when you are in a bad mood

Reflexes faster when excited than when frustrated

The reaction time of a normal person is seconds (the reaction time of "Flying Man" Liu Xiang is seconds). It is said that Liu Guoliang's reaction time is faster than that of his teammates, so he can achieve good results.

What am I quoting this text to say?

In fact, I want to say that if you want to drop the ball in seconds at the moment when the ball touches the basket, it is difficult for people to react, but many people's second boards are to make people look easy, one after another seconds, there is a trick in this, when the ball has not touched the basket, but when it is about to touch the basket, you press d to jump (you have to feel that when you press the d button, the ball can just touch the basket, because the human reaction is to pass through the eyes, and then to the brain, the brain gives instructions to the fingers), at this time it can definitely be seconds!

The same is true for hats, you can jump in advance on 90, although the shooting time of various actions is different, but when the cap reaches a certain height, you can jump in advance, don't look at the cap, look at the hand is easy to be deceived, jump in advance, he still can't cover if he doesn't shoot. The cap depends on the foot, as soon as the foot moves, you jump, you can definitely cover it, no matter what the action.

It's all my own experience! Seriously!

Male C: You should learn more about the second board now

The most important thing is 2 points, 1st rebound, 2nd block.

Just practice more! In the prefabricated room must be a strong location. With a good position, a good prediction. Time it right! Brushing is seconds.

When pf dunks in front of you, how amazing it feels to slap and fly It's fun, hehe

But now there are a lot of fs G · I don't even want to play ·

Eh, I can't grab a rebound after serving your 99 ability!! That's when you don't get stuck, and there's time to jump! Practice more!

Don't play in the board room, the inside of the board room is faster than the Internet.

And there is no real combat effect.

If you want to get rebounds well, you need to be better than who is in the position.

I thought you said how to play C programming well

This is a long story, but as far as I'm concerned, I need to do the following to learn C++ well:

1.As the old saying goes"Interest is the best teacher", do you really like C++ and are willing to put in the effort for it? Have enough courage and confidence to keep learning. The attitude must first be correct!

2.In the process of learning, no matter whether the ** encountered is simple or difficult, it should be taken seriously and rigorously. Don't be careless because it's simple, and don't stagnate because it's difficult, and lose the confidence and courage to continue learning!

I've had this experience before:

I was a freshman and had just learned the C language, and I had always been very interested in computer programming, and I was able to take the initiative to solve some small problems by myself. But when it comes to a particularly difficult problem, you can't find your way at all. Sometimes I even wonder if I'm on the wrong path, but after a week, two weeks, or even a month or a few months.

When we learn more and more knowledge, you will naturally understand some problems, fortunately you survived, now we are learning C++, I dare not say that we have learned well, but at least we have enough confidence and courage to learn well!

3.When it comes to C++ specifically, I think you should have a complete grasp of pointers and classes in C++, they are the soul of C++!

4.Get on the computer more, practice more, ask a few more whys, no matter how easy or difficult the question is! Be sure to dare to write your own program!

5.Make more use of network resources, if you don't understand, you can ask, hehe!

The ability is limited, so that's all I can say, I hope to write you help!

Learn C language first.

With the foundation of C, start learning C++ at the beginning

That's the basic idea.

If you want to learn well, you need to practice more and then accumulate more, and the key to solving problems is ideas.

Find a good teacher, master or something, and give you some ideas to solve problems when you encounter them, so that it will be easier to learn and understand.

Work hard, work hard, work hard, work hard.

Practice, practice, practice, practice.

1. Learn the basic knowledge of C++ carefully, and just find a book.

2. Take a closer look at object-oriented programming and practice.

3. In the process of learning, you must knock on the ** you see!!

4. Conditionally learn data structures, compilation principles and basic algorithms, just understand it, and you don't need to score 100 points.

5. Try to mimic all the simple programs you can see.

In short, in the process of learning, we must always insist on hands-on, and hands-on is the most important thing.