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Dec 08, 2007 @ 14:11:40

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tacorat

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What about python? nobody like it? it is a promising one

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Dec 23, 2007 @ 08:00:10

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wrbt

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Python is my favorite.

I'm a software engineer, have been for 15 years. At work these days I spend time with C++, VB.net, Java, and both web (HTML) and database (SQL) and am capable in LISP/Scheme and OCAML. All that said every time I get an opportunity to choose what language I work in it's Python... I get more done in less time, easily.

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Dec 30, 2007 @ 21:53:02

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skylook1

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the goat is bi far the best side laguage for internet programing especially goats that can type in esspanol and dutch. monkeys are pretty good programmers too.

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Jan 07, 2008 @ 16:58:50

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skylook1 said:
the goat is bi far the best side laguage for internet programing especially goats that can type in esspanol and dutch. monkeys are pretty good programmers too.

monkeys are really good programmers, i know c++ java html but simetimes typing is hard without opposable thumbs 10 print "f**k off monkey hater" 20 goto 10 30 run

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Feb 09, 2008 @ 00:18:56

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Feb 20, 2008 @ 16:28:56

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I like C for some odd reason it was my first language oh well. I do like java and c++ also for internet programing I use Jsp, javascript, and html. I know perl I find it hilarious a friend once told me that he programed something and 2 hours later had no idea what he he did. Php is interesting I only know a little. Python I think is an amazing language and I hope some day to learn more then just a little of the basics. I think everone should learn some Assemble it is fun times I am taking a cla** in it next semeseter I only know som basics for a robot I was programing. But I think I can tell you better when I finish my Software Engineering Degree

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Feb 20, 2008 @ 16:32:17

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I hate C++. I had one cla** of that, hated it, and only used it once again ever. I'm not used to internet programming language but for math purposes MATLAB rocks.

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Mar 27, 2008 @ 15:51:19

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I use C#, Java, Asp & VB. Between them all I have never had any complaints in my work.

Moving onto Flex now and I have to say I love it, it's giving me the chance to create really great web apps with very little difficulty.

I think therefore I am, I think

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Mar 27, 2008 @ 15:52:55

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Ok - this is going to sound dumb - but as the topic is open.

How hard is this cc+ etc to learn?

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Mar 27, 2008 @ 15:58:41

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semi_precious_stone said:
Ok - this is going to sound dumb - but as the topic is open.

How hard is this cc+ etc to learn?

I can only speak for myself, but once you have a good understanding of a particular language and understand its syntax, then learning new languages is not too difficult.

A language like C and C++ are harder to learn because they are less forgiving of programmer mistakes, and aren't as flexible as something like VB. There are many good books out there especially this series . That you can use to educate yourself and get a handle of the languages.

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Edited: March 27, 2008 @ 15:59

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