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IgorSold2017-07-06 13:17:12
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IgorSold, 2017-07-06 13:17:12

Encoding error when authorizing via wordpress social login, how to fix?

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dmshar, 2018-12-22
@dmshar

You need to understand who you aspire to be - a coder or a developer.
If they were encoders, then they learned the language and ran - according to a ready-made, compiled by someone technical specification - to write programs and earn money.
If you are a developer, then you cannot do without knowledge of algorithms. You yourself will have to be able to choose the most suitable or effective one from the available implementations. And it is possible to modify them precisely taking into account a specific application. And "next to" algorithms, data structures are usually studied - without them, a developer (and not a coder) can't do it either.
The language learning stage is the base. Another thing is that learning a "naked" language can be boring. And this training is "diluted" with all sorts of simple tasks, including those from the field of algorithmization. Well, for example, the search for the maximum element in an array, or the simplest sorts. But this is nothing more than a base. Although many for some reason proudly believe that this is the study of "algorithms and data structures."
And the stage of studying algorithms is already a higher level of improvement in the profession.
But these two disciplines are studied in different ways. Learning a language is like being in school. Many things must be memorized. You won't have to search Google for the syntax of each operator. Knowledge of the language, the ability to code is like a skill that should work even in a dream. But algorithms and data structures are already being studied at the level of understanding. It is necessary not to memorize, but to understand what they are, when they can be useful, what is the difference between one and the other. And on occasion - to be able to ask a smart (!!!) question to Google and in the sea of ​​"slag answers" to find - and most importantly understand - the right one.
As far as books. Kormen and Leyzerson are really difficult for a beginner.
But first, there is his "direct adaptation": Bhargava A. - Grokai Algorithms. Illustrated guide for programmers and the curious - 2017. The same, but simpler.
Secondly, the same Cormen wrote another book: Cormen Algorithms. Introductory course. Here it can already be recommended for a beginner.
In addition, I can recommend sites with quite accessible materials:
algolist.manual.ru
aliev.me/runestone
And in the network - if you're too lazy - there are a lot of good video courses today. So - good luck.

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Sergey Gornostaev, 2018-12-22
@sergey-gornostaev

First, language first, then algorithms. Secondly, Cormen from the start is cruel. Knut would also be advised. Take better "Java Data Structures and Algorithms" by Robert Laforet, it will go much easier. Thirdly, algorithms do not need to be memorized and do not need to get acquainted with them, they need to be understood.

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Dmitry, 2018-12-22
@dimoff66

You should never, under any circumstances, learn algorithms. You need to know about their existence and, if necessary, peep. All necessary algorithms are encapsulated in language methods. You don't need to know sorting algorithms, because the sort methods of languages ​​implement them more or less optimally. Theoretically, a situation may arise when it is necessary to make sorting super fast, but for a beginner this is not task number 1 or even number 5 at all.
Therefore, only the language and real projects where you write everything yourself.

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IgorSold, 2017-07-31
@IgorSold

In
the wp-social-login.php file,
at the beginning you need to add
header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8");
and everything will work =)

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Denis Yanchevsky, 2017-07-22
@deniscopro

Good.
Try contacting plugin support .

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