In the rat race of IT professionals, staying up-to-date and sharp makes a lot of difference between passion for work vs unbearable boredom and between just existing in the software industry vs having the capability to build world-changing products :)
We have been working in the software industry on C and OS for quite sometime now and have noticed our minds aren't as sharp as they used to be. It takes a lot more tests and debugging these days to figure out the NULL pointer being dereferenced or the reason why a process is waiting for an infinite amount of time. Nah, C hasn't changed and neither has OS fundamentals.
The basics of C and OS seemed to have fallen through the crags and crannies of our brain into irretrievable pits. We never brush up the fundamentals on a periodic basis and get worse at our jobs and get put in even duller projects.
This blog is mainly for us to polish our basics on C and OS. We plan to solve 2 questions a day from sources such as the internet or books and will be posting those questions on the blog as well. Do join us in our quest to improve our basics / learn things we never knew in the first place!
Do enter your email id in the right-hand side box and get questions on C / OS delivered to your inbox :)
We have been working in the software industry on C and OS for quite sometime now and have noticed our minds aren't as sharp as they used to be. It takes a lot more tests and debugging these days to figure out the NULL pointer being dereferenced or the reason why a process is waiting for an infinite amount of time. Nah, C hasn't changed and neither has OS fundamentals.
The basics of C and OS seemed to have fallen through the crags and crannies of our brain into irretrievable pits. We never brush up the fundamentals on a periodic basis and get worse at our jobs and get put in even duller projects.
This blog is mainly for us to polish our basics on C and OS. We plan to solve 2 questions a day from sources such as the internet or books and will be posting those questions on the blog as well. Do join us in our quest to improve our basics / learn things we never knew in the first place!
Do enter your email id in the right-hand side box and get questions on C / OS delivered to your inbox :)
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