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chillypacman
September 14th, 2002, 15:12
Post your fave proggraming language here and why you like it most
Nezzar
September 14th, 2002, 15:59
Favorite programming language?
I don't have one (no real programmer has), you can prefer one over another but generally every language has it's own purpose.
The language I code most in atm is PHP.
jegHegy
September 14th, 2002, 16:05
i love c and php (they're almost the same ^_^); and nowadays, 65816 ASM, for romhacking *.*

nyaa
Mohd
September 14th, 2002, 16:26
Originally posted by jegHegy
i love c and php (they're almost the same ^_^); and nowadays, 65816 ASM, for romhacking *.*

nyaa
Me too. C and php.

Learning C++ from time to time.
Hydra
September 14th, 2002, 23:06
Hmm I'm just learning PHP, so it's like C eh?
jegHegy
September 14th, 2002, 23:16
Originally posted by GoTrunks48
Hmm I'm just learning PHP, so it's like C eh?

the syntax is 99% the same, but PHP has more functions; and some functions known from C differ in PHP

nyaa
Hydra
September 14th, 2002, 23:23
Cool, but in learning PHP, I'm also learning part of something else I wanted to learn. :)
Keith
September 15th, 2002, 05:07
My Main Focus is on Web Development so I code in PHP, even though I am not very good at it and still have tons to learn. I think I am going to start messing with some other web developing languages and create something special ;)
Ninjaa
September 16th, 2002, 02:07
I only know C++ :(

That's where my vote goes then. Unless you want to count QBasic.... hehehe.
chillypacman
September 17th, 2002, 04:16
oh i didnt post my fave proggraming language your prob gonna think i am a proggramer wannabe (which i almost am). Its visual basic and C++
Ninjaa
September 17th, 2002, 04:22
hehe. Visual studio?
chillypacman
September 17th, 2002, 06:39
Originally posted by Ninja
hehe. Visual studio?

If you where talking to me then yes enteprise edition
RZetlin
September 21st, 2002, 02:08
Assembler! :D
Ninjaa
September 21st, 2002, 06:09
Originally posted by chillypacman


If you where talking to me then yes enteprise edition

Sorry, that was a fragment of my message. The rest got lost when my computer was acting up.
ammoQ
September 21st, 2002, 07:30
Java, PL/SQL, C
I'd love to do something in Python, looks like a very well constructed language, but unfortunately I don't have time for it.
Ali
September 25th, 2002, 13:09
GWbasic lolz:D:D
Hax
September 25th, 2002, 23:56
PHP rocks
but without HTML it dowsn't work
and VB is easy to learn
C++? AARRGGHH!!! i'm to stupid for C++ !!
DoktorSeven
September 26th, 2002, 07:41
C and C++... it's all about the power! :)
fast, powerful, and fun languages!
Quatro
September 27th, 2002, 04:04
I know a little bit of C++.... it get my head spinning :D
KillerShots
October 4th, 2002, 14:11
C++ all the way...you can do anything with this
Xeven
October 4th, 2002, 14:21
i guess C/C++
AtomicFeline
October 4th, 2002, 14:45
Visual Basic. I love the fact that you can create a program to test stuff in no time. You also don't have to compile the program. If I want, I can make my code in Visual Basic, debug it, and turn it into C or C++ code.
_E_
October 4th, 2002, 15:52
C++ is alot harder than Visual Basic, but in terms of effeinecy, C++ comes first
ammoQ
October 4th, 2002, 23:48
Originally posted by AtomicFeline
Visual Basic. I love the fact that you can create a program to test stuff in no time. You also don't have to compile the program. If I want, I can make my code in Visual Basic, debug it, and turn it into C or C++ code.

Turn VB code into C code? That means rewriting it from scratch. Or do you simply mean that VB can be compiled to native machine code just like C and C++?
Xeven
October 5th, 2002, 09:14
I guess he meant faster conceptualization to implementation turnaround.. then after sometime rewrite the whole thing in C++ to gain performance.. ?

Well I dont know about that. Having good knowledge about the language enables the programmer to implement concepts faster. But there are also situations where the language dictates how fast the implentation is, since a language can be specifically tailored for that type of implementation. If the language was never tailored to that kind of implementation in the first place, then why use it at all? This is the strenght of high level languages like C/C++, they were never meant to be tailored for specific implementations, rather they were put for general use while exacting optimum flexibility for the programmer.
ammoQ
October 5th, 2002, 09:35
What you mean is protoyping... This might be the best purpose for VB, since runtime speed, stability etc. are not a topic for a (design) prototype.
Xeven
October 5th, 2002, 09:44
not really, i was merely stating that if the language you want to use for implentation was never meant for such purpose, why use it at all.