Programming Languages

haha, I've been calling it C-Hash for ages! whoops.

Anyway, I use Java mainly, plus perl a bit for system command stuff.
Also learning C++ in my uni course.

 

yeah your probally are not the only one. # is the symbol for sharp in sheet music. I dont know why they decided to put that in a programming language. hash would make more sense.

 

yO Deltoid...

Why haven't you sent me those emails yet

--Infest

PS - Sry for sounding like a nuisence I just really want them

 

Infest,

How old are you?

 

Yeah man I was at work. Remember I pm'd you to say I would send them tonight. Sending it now.

EDIT: hotmail sucks and your mailbox seems full.
go here: https://webstorage.btinet.net/index.php
username: youdontmakefriendswithsalad@gmail.com
password: ocau

files are there

 

I'd recommend http://www.cplusplus.com/ anyone interested in C++

I started C++ recently myself and that was my first source I think it's a great tutorial for starters.

A lot of it I skipped though since I done JAVA before

 

I am 15 thX~

--Infest

 

LOL, I was also calling it 'see-hash' for ages until I picked up 'C# in a Nutshell' for $5 - then I realised it was 'see-sharp'... it's alittle ambiguous.

 

Is there a book called C# For Dummies becuase I got a book called C++ For Dummies and I thought it might be by the same publisher

--Infest

 

I'd stay away from the Dummies books.. .I got one ages ago on HTML... granted it taught me some stuff, but too many jokes and a bit of an immature approach to the language.

I prefer getting Reference books.. ones that go through the language thoroughly, but its organised well so you can go to whatever bit you need and see the API for it. Also because all my uni work needed these reference books... but its a good investment.

 

Read those lectures I sent you. Primarily Software Dev 1. You want to have an understanding on writing a program before being specific with a particular language.

 

Deltoid...

I'm going to try re-download them... but what was in them exactly.... actual scripts or what???

--Infest

 

I think you should chose a different profession.

 

hahaha I think so too lol.

 

My fav language is still ADA 95.

If at first you don't succed; exception, exception, exception

 

Why don't they create one language that can do everything and get rid of the rest.

Would be easier or at least so I think

 

The same reason you don't use a Hammer with a screw.

--

othy

 

Doesn't mean that people haven't done this lol

 

Python, PHP4/5 and Java.

I ocassionally look at C and C++ if I need to code a plugin or program that will execute quicker than programs coded in the one of the above languages (except PHP4/5). Ie: X-Chat plugins, etc.

Coding is actually more of hobby for me not a career path, I prefer networking systems and hardware.

 

What would be more useful in my future C# or Java...

I don't know which 1 to learn when I finish C++

--Infest