favorite programming language

<b>my favorite programming language is</b>
<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

I chose pascal because I use Borland Delphi, which is based on pascal, the most.

<b><i>"A penny saved is a penny earned!"</i></b>

dont bias my thread pls. thx.


<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

i already knew that, of course! what do you think?!?
& this is why i repeat another time the same meaning:
that's right. throw away from my poll! (no offense)

i would like to try to have this time an objective realistic poll reflecting the real accurate opinions of THGC members.

note:
otherwise what those polls are used for? clowned penguin?


do you think, this is possible on this THGC forum or is it just an utopian thought?

add-on:
if you think there is something annoying, weird or whatsoever, tell me your thinking frankly; discussion is the main activity on a forum.


<i>this was the Lab day thought. </i>


<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Labdog on 05/05/02 09:33 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

Java.

If you can find it on the internet, it HAS to be true!

C++, then VB.

<font color=purple><b>An average human brain weights aprox. 3lbs., but a thought weights a load.</font color=purple></b>

Bah! can't believe c++ is edgeing out Java....Java is the wave of the future. man!!!!

Excpet if ur working for M$....then you'd be using c# (c-sharp) , which you forgot to put on your list, btw.

<b><font color=blue>VIA chipsets, SiS chipsets -- all the same, all made in TAIWAN!!!

Java is basically C++ but better.

<b><font color=green>Garbage Can?</font color=green></b>

I agree, it is way better!
Where else can you hack and compile code on a different system architecture/platform and be able to run it on a whole buncha other architecture/platforms!

<b><font color=blue>VIA chipsets, SiS chipsets -- all the same, all made in TAIWAN!!!

do you work on AI?


<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

cool.

Sig of the week.

i forget another type of languages called HLL (High Level Language) like LISP & VHHL (Very High Level Language) like PROLOG (used both mainly for AI).

you can enter them here & maybe describe also a little their utilization.



<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

they are strongly different almost opposite, arent they?


<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

i cant believe you.


<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

Yeah, I struggled through C++ until I started to get the hang of it. The whiny complier got on my nerves alot. Then I started VB and it was a breath of fresh air in comparison to C++. VB is much easier, but C++ has the power. I agree with you, like a south-paw; VB is my right-jab and C++ is my left-cross.

<font color=purple><b>An average human brain weights aprox. 3lbs., but a thought weights a load.</font color=purple></b>

You gotta love pattern recognition. Wasn't there a high profile military project to have computers recognise tanks. They fed the program with hundreds (or thousands?) of tank pictures. It started to recognise all of them fine.

Come the testing day. Break out a new sample of pictures. Pass it through the program. It failed to recognise a single tank. After a while they noticed the learning footage all had rain or it was extremely gloomy. The test batch were from a sunny desert. The program didn't learn to recognise tanks at all, it was rather good at telling if its a rainy day, though.

<font color=red><b>A man is only as old as the woman he feels</b></font color=red>

I only know Basic, and a very little Java. But I want to learn C++, Java and Asembly.

With a hovering case crashing takes a whole new meaning... .

If I go to university I'll have to build my own compilers. And it sounds cool to know that language... but yeah C++ and Java will probably be my main languages, especially when I start working more with Linux; I want to be able to build my own stuff.

With a hovering case crashing takes a whole new meaning... .

yo! on ya! verb is missing. penguin.



<i>if <b>you know</b> <font color=white>you don't know<font color=black>, the way could be more easy ...

Well I'll probably find out when I learn more about programming. Think I'm trying to learn C++ this summer break... you know any good site's and progs that I can use?

With a hovering case crashing takes a whole new meaning... .

Thanks for the links, only the one to Bloodshed Software isn't working.
I will see if I can get a 'free' version of MS Visual C++ somewhere, otherwise I will download a real free one.

With a hovering case crashing takes a whole new meaning... .

Thanks.

With a hovering case crashing takes a whole new meaning... .

Why not?

With a hovering case crashing takes a whole new meaning... .