5 years and $30,000 later finally graduated college with a CS degree in June

Use a loop

it only accepts arguments from 1-10 you brainlet

lrn2math faggot
Solution
if b == 0
sum = 0
else
sum = a/(b^-1)

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You can just use a for loop to add 'a' for as many times as in 'b'
so like

int product = 0;
for(int i = 0; i < b; i++)
product+=a
return product

There's probably a better way but this is a simple solution for beginners

It can only do up to 10 iterations which is kind of pointless

>sum
meant product
oops

Nobody is looking for juniors who write code at this level for a job.

All that work when they could have just wrote
>return a*b

Or better yet, just write a*b and not write a WHOLE FUCKING FUNCTION to do something the language is capable of inherently handling.

The demonstrates an extreme lack of fundamental knowledge

int x = 0;
for(int i = 0; i

Wtf is this thread?

Are you fucking stupid?

The sweaty code monkey thread

Pro gamedev here. Try making something. Build something in Unreal or Unity and people will trip over each other to interview you.

>He didn't get an apprenticeship degree and then go to collage

>no game dev job
Get a regular programming job. It easily pays better and is less stressful.

>have a portfolio full of interesting projects and past jobs
>be social enough to have a facebook for career people
>wonder why you're getting offers
Getting a degree is a meme if you're not doing it just to network.

For cycle
int num1, num2, i;
int sum = 0;
scanf("%d" "%d", &num1, &num2);

for (i=0; i

If you're being serious and are an amerimutt, make a linkedin and reply to any recruiters that hit you up. They are usually pretty good about landing you a job. Just don't go with pajeet recruiters.

>tfw spent last 4 years getting degree and learned nothing whatsoever about coding as I passed on group projects where team mates did all the work

How fucked am I for getting job? I was more social and better at talking than my team mates so I ended up doing all our presentations and talking with the lecturers about what our projects were about but I did zero of the actual coding.

Literally learn2code, the hard stuff directly, use your UNI material, it takes 2 months

brainlets using loops to multiply

already posted best solution here

>i

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You suck, sorry but social skills ain't going to middle out the fact that you know nothing.

It's just a basic first semester excerise to demonstrate a loop, you don't need to get so worked up over it.

haha I have no idea what any of those words mean.

Lazy

People at my company who have a LinkedIn account often get job offers from recruiters. But they say the jobs are probably shit.

>applying for game dev job
lmao look at him
you make a project retard, you get followers and people who want to work with you because of your initial project, not because you spent 30k learning bullshit lmao

unironically this. been applying for hella chemical engineering job for a while now, just graduated in spring, have not heard back from anywhere. I had a gpa over 3.0 and decent resume too, but maybe my medical disability forcing me to admit I'm disabled on the "voluntary" forms has something to do with it. Voluntary my ass. You have to choose yes im disabled, no im not, or im not telling teehee which is as good as yes if not worse if you want to even be able to submit applications. This is the case for almost every job I've applied to regardless of company site and required info. Fuck this I'm about to give up and get welfare instead

Portfolio is more important than education in all creative and tech fields, make something to show people you know wtf you're doing. Or just make make money making what you want.

What are my options? I have 1st class honours degree in Software Development due to my team mates.

First job I got through a recruiter was amazing. Paid my insurance, gave a 10% bonus each year, my salary jumped 20k in the first two years I was there. Recruiters shouldn't be ignored.

>tfw in the same position
>the only people responding to my applications are shady talent recruiting companies that want to put me in a 2 year contract after “training”

about to just do it tbqh

>if b == 0

haha then dont walk into a programmer thread.

>can't read the comments
at least the girl is literate

Start building a small website with a backend in .NET. That'll give you a full stack experience that you need. You can also look for internships if you are that desperate.

Nice. What country are you in?

Why waste your time studying a programming degree if your skills are more in the social side of things?

>All that work when they could have just wrote

brainlet

>tfw retard and studied Business Information Systems degree instead of Software Engineering

Post your portfolio

2*5 = 2+2+2+2+2
or
2*5 = 2 +(2*4)
2*4 = 2 + (2*3)
...
2*1 = 2

Game studios generally don't hire recent grads unless you were an intern. You need a few years at a shitty job first. I took a garbage job at a defense contractor and used that to move to an animation studio. After working at the animation studio, every single game studio (~15) I applied to gave me an interview.

You've got it backwards, they hire disabled people because it looks good so if you still can't get a job you're really fucking terrible

A For Loop that adds A to itself each iteration.