I totally agree. I have a lot of C# experience so I totally understand the concepts. But the other students in the class are new to programming so they are having to wrestle with the nuances of the C++ language which has nothing to do with data structures themselves. The professor keeps repeating "this is not a C++ course" so, truly, everything being taught could've used Javascript or Python instead.
Also keep in mind that this is an introductory course to data structures and algorithms. We aren't expected to get super fancy with C++ (not suggesting 'const' is, but any very specific C++ operations or 'tricks' would be way over the head for most people in this course). Most students in the class, up to this point, have only been exposed to object-oriented programming with Java and that's it.
template <typename E>
class Stack { // an interface for a stack
public:
int size() const; // number of items in stack
bool empty() const; // is the stack empty?
const E& top() const throw(StackEmpty); // the top element
void push(const E& e); // push x onto the stack
void pop() throw(StackEmpty); // remove the top element
};
public T Pop ();
It's awesome, and it's the same as elk stuff, just more under the hood. Lots of automatic field extractions, lots of modules from vendors, and various "specific" apps for normal usage (Security, Exchange, etc). I'm a huge fan of splunk, except for the cost.
Chris
like genj suggested but you can also put Cloudflare in front of it as well which will do the same thing while also obfuscating the IP of your server.
Yeah each school has totally different setups but at the moment I'm just blocked no matter what due to no security.With that being said
Yeah almost all hosts integrate SSL certs for LE because it's pretty damn simple now and the more websites have that the better the internet as a whole is. It will get you through a lot of things.
