First it was:
"I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++"
then it turns to:
"I needed someone who can estimate the potential behind the idea and show similar hunger."
Its good you aren't looking at the moment. Sort out the job description first
"I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++"
then it turns to:
"I needed someone who can estimate the potential behind the idea and show similar hunger."
Its good you aren't looking at the moment. Sort out the job description first
I fail to see how my statements conflict with each other, writing C++ is a very tiring difficult task, the individual needs to be very motivated in order to be able to push though it.
Translating pseudocode to C++ is not a particularly tiring difficult task .... if you've done the pseudocode, you've done the hard part to be honest. The hard part is having the idea, and developing it sufficiently to a stage where you can pseudocode it. That's called having a spec, something extremely rare on these forums
