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Old 10-20-2008, 08:55 PM
krious
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programming languages

Which one you think the best programming languages you knew


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Old 10-21-2008, 05:31 PM
rozzlapeed
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AWK is the spiffiest language you've never heard of.
I really like XSLT for it's uniqueness.
Python is cool because it has a great sense of humor.
When I'm writing C#, I feel like a professional developer.
I find Java to be terribly boring.
Erlang sounds exciting, but I haven't spent any quality time with it yet.
C++ smells. I hate it.
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Old 10-21-2008, 08:19 PM
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Currently I know a bit of command line code but that's not really good for anything. I also know HTML on a minimum level, from what I'm told it's not that hard to learn.

The only useful form of code that I know is Java, it's alright but in some ways really annoying. I can write programs that can draw various shapes, pictures that follow the mouse, and programs that you input things to get an answer such as an income tax program.

I would eventually like to learn C#, and expand a lot more on HTML though.

To answer the question though I think that Java is the best, it's very controversial and is pretty much used in all computers.

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Old 11-03-2008, 07:17 PM
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Currently I know a bit of command line code but that's not really good for anything. I also know HTML on a minimum level, from what I'm told it's not that hard to learn.

The only useful form of code that I know is Java, it's alright but in some ways really annoying. I can write programs that can draw various shapes, pictures that follow the mouse, and programs that you input things to get an answer such as an income tax program.

I would eventually like to learn C#, and expand a lot more on HTML though.

To answer the question though I think that Java is the best, it's very controversial and is pretty much used in all computers.
You too?

I don't exactly know what I would do with C, my only program is basically an open-source cd-menu and some batch and registry scripts!



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Old 03-01-2009, 09:52 AM
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I love Visual Basic for its Easiness and Fast Application Making.

I love Dark basic because it's as easy as Visual Basic and gives you the ability to makes games with no deep understanding of Directx.

and Finally, I love C and C++ for their Power and Control, and their ability to make every application you ever imagine!
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