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Newbie looking to program simple projects, partially to stay sharp on what I know

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RuneNova91

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As the title of this thread says, I'm looking to get a suggestion or two from other members that would like to help me keep sharp with the knowledge I currently have.

Please nothing too complicated though I will try to code whatever someone gives me. Please be as detailed as possible about the project as well...

Right now I know from simple message printing to various operators and functions and also call and return functions.

either post on this thread, pm me, or email me at michael.mastrucci@gmail.com

Thanks everyone
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Hey, it is great to see people willing to take on projects, however you should provide more information as to what you know or want to program in... I am assuming you are looking for a C++ project, but you should clarify if that is the case. I do not have anything of my own in mind but I would be willing to get a collaboration on a project going, so if you find anything let me know.

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Absolutely. Yes I am sorry I forgot to mention that I program in C++ ...

I know how to do basic programming which includes printing, sleep function, integers, void, call and return, float, bool, various operators and things like this.

So unfortunately I don't know too much yet but I am a fast learner and usually research and teach myself C++ almost every day.

But I know also that what I put down that I know isn't super specific...if anyone wants to know can you ask me specific questions about what you wanna know about my knowledge of C++?

haha sorry
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I may be just a new programming myself, but I would recommend a task automation program that executes a certain obscure task.
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So something that speeds up something on your OS you find annoying? or like a program that shortcuts around long processes?
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This sounds kind of like Chromium OS. You should check that out.
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