Recently went to a week-long training session with Bob Martin. He is a master.

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Perhaps "learning" is the wrong word to use in that scenario

Haskell is a pure functional language (I think), but it's very maths-based and quite complex. If you feel like taking a leap from Java and the OO methodology, then it mightn't be a bad idea - but it's not easy to change your mindset

Got the offer!!!

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A nice idea could be some sort of music genre classification if you're interested in that spectrum?

I'm submitting my thesis this Monday for my final year project.

It classified martial art movements apart, and provided feedback (suggestions) to improve the individual's technique in the movement being performed.

That used machine learning and neural networks along with the new Kinect so it was fun.

@Noob I was aware of that, but they gave me false hope by bringing me in for two interviews in a few days!!

Depends on the IDE. I use dark for Sublime/Atom etc. I use light for VS, Jetbrains, PyCharm etc.

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Do you have enough tabs open? 😅

@mikabeckerich The base idea will be much the same yes, but obviously I'll change it up, add other functionality and whatnot. (Great link by the way, never spotted it before).

@spl0 Cheers mate! One of my lecturers recommended Python too and linked me this video (quite helpful):

http://wiki.gkbrk.com/Hotel_Music.h...

I already have experience with Python and that's why I was reluctant to use it, but it just seems to be such a great contender for this project, that I might just stick with it 😅