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Postby shira » Wed Jan 15, 2003 7:43 pm

to keep it on topic...

What programming languages do you know

I know some C++ and Qbasic (as well as a bunch of the BASIC spinoffs since they are all pretty alike)

I shouldn't mention QB since it is a M$ language but oh well
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Postby Void Main » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:10 pm

Well, I've been doing this for a long time although for the last 8 years or so I would say I have been doing 80% administration/engineering and 20% programming. For about 12 years prior to that I was closer to 100% programming. Let's see if I can remember all the languages I programmed somewhat extensively in.. C, Pascal, FORTRAN, PV-WAVE, ARCINFO, SAS, CLIST, ASM, ADA, COBOL, Perl, PHP, REXX, ksh/sh/bash, BATCH, several incarnations of Basic (including some VB). Hmmm, I know there are a few I am forgetting.

But like I said, I have been less programmer over the last 8 years so some of the above would be alien to me today, others would take a little brusing up but I am fairly proficient at most of the scripting languages because that is what I use most often anymore (Perl/PHP/Shell).
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Postby shira » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:13 pm

I know some C too but I find C++ to be more efficient
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Postby Void Main » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:16 pm

shira wrote:I know some C too but I find C++ to be more efficient


I have programmed for so many years in non OO languages that I just can't get the hang of C++, Java, etc.. God knows I've tried. I guess the old saying must be true "you can't teach an old dog new tricks".
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Postby shira » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:17 pm

Void Main wrote:I have programmed for so many years in non OO languages that I just can't get the hang of C++, Java, etc.. God knows I've tried. I guess the old saying must be true "you can't teach an old dog new tricks".


I've heard that php and C++ are pretty similar so you're part of the way there
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Postby Void Main » Wed Jan 15, 2003 9:18 pm

Well I do a lot of programming in PHP but not using OO (classes and the like) so no, it really is no benefit. The way I program in PHP is more C like.
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Postby shira » Wed Jan 15, 2003 9:20 pm

Void Main wrote:Well I do a lot of programming in PHP but not using OO (classes and the like) so no, it really is no benefit. The way I program in PHP is more C like.


I see
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Postby bazoukas » Wed Jan 22, 2003 1:57 pm

I havent done much C but if i see a piece of in C i can more or less u nderstand what its doing.

From what I read so far, C++ is more flexible and advanced when using Arrays, classes and pointers.

C++ is a bitch many times, but i REALLY REALLY like it for two reasons.

a)Portability. This aint stupid VB.
b) You dont need to type your ass off on commands. Vzam vzmou everything is typed the fast way.
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Postby TheQuirk » Wed Jan 22, 2003 7:27 pm

C, PHP, and a weebit of Java (I'm not actually that good with any of them--I can do some nifty stuff, but I'm still learning :?).
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Postby X11 » Fri Jan 24, 2003 2:32 am

I know everything Quirk just said and more. I know C++, shell scripts, And the entire subset of lovly Microsoft Basic.

I am better then Quirk.

I am better then you.

Nut im not going to be better then VoidMain.
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Postby TheQuirk » Sun Feb 23, 2003 1:28 am

X11 wrote:I know everything Quirk just said and more. I know C++, shell scripts, And the entire subset of lovly Micro$oft Basic.

I am better then Quirk.

I am better then you.

Nut im not going to be better then VoidMain.


No you're not. First of all, Shell _SCRIPTS_ do not count as programming languages. Second of all, you're in the tenth grade and still don't know the difference between "then" and "than". Third of all, you NEVER, EVER have ANYTHING useful to say. Just stupid crap, which you probably make up half of the time.

Idiot.
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Postby X11 » Sun Feb 23, 2003 6:05 am

TheQuirk wrote:
X11 wrote:I know everything Quirk just said and more. I know C++, shell scripts, And the entire subset of lovly Micro$oft Basic.

I am better then Quirk.

I am better then you.

Nut im not going to be better then VoidMain.


No you're not. First of all, Shell _SCRIPTS_ do not count as programming languages. Second of all, you're in the tenth grade and still don't know the difference between "then" and "than". Third of all, you NEVER, EVER have ANYTHING useful to say. Just stupid crap, which you probably make up half of the time.

Idiot.


if your going to flame me, dont do it here, and just wait till i see you on gaim again, i will then flame you. I was partially joking, and your a liar.
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Postby Doogee » Sun Feb 23, 2003 9:09 am

riight comeone this isnt the MES boys :)


Im interested in gettin started with java, do i need that SDK thing or what cos it 40 megs and although im on ADSL its still a bit of a hefty download. Is there a java compiler (im guessing thats what the SDK is) on the redhat disks? Ill prolly just download the SDK anywaybut its a biggish download for something i havnt even started elarning yet.
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Postby TheQuirk » Sun Feb 23, 2003 11:06 am

X11 wrote:
TheQuirk wrote:
X11 wrote:I know everything Quirk just said and more. I know C++, shell scripts, And the entire subset of lovly Micro$oft Basic.

I am better then Quirk.

I am better then you.

Nut im not going to be better then VoidMain.


No you're not. First of all, Shell _SCRIPTS_ do not count as programming languages. Second of all, you're in the tenth grade and still don't know the difference between "then" and "than". Third of all, you NEVER, EVER have ANYTHING useful to say. Just stupid crap, which you probably make up half of the time.

Idiot.


if your going to flame me, dont do it here, and just wait till i see you on gaim again, i will then flame you. I was partially joking, and your a liar.


First off, that's "you're". Second of all, how the hell am I a "liar"?
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Postby X11 » Sun Feb 23, 2003 2:52 pm

TheQuirk wrote:
X11 wrote:I know everything Quirk just said and more. I know C++, shell scripts, And the entire subset of lovly Micro$oft Basic.

I am better then Quirk.

I am better then you.

Nut im not going to be better then VoidMain.


No you're not. First of all, Shell _SCRIPTS_ do not count as programming languages. Second of all, you're in the tenth grade and still don't know the difference between "then" and "than". Third of all, you NEVER, EVER have ANYTHING useful to say. Just stupid crap, which you probably make up half of the time.

Idiot.

What, you make up stupid crap, like kyle being fat for instance. Dude i was joking you know, dont get all angry because im so good looking, its not my fault, i was born that way. How would you feel if you where good looking and people made fun of you.

I wouldnt say im better then most people, just i have been programming since i was 9, and when i get used to any language i know lots of little methods and crap, and generally people tell me im a good programmer. Anyway I was joking, i may not know php as well as you do, but hey, im good looking, and i know at least somthing about everything.
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