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Learning which is worth?

Different programming languages have different uses, some are used for web development (creating websites like this forum), others are used to create computer programs (like your web browser, photoshop, etc), and there are lots of different properties that people consider when choosing the programming languages for their projects.

 

For a beginner I would recommend learning a bit of C# to learn some important concepts (or javascript if you are only interested in web development), or you can read about other popular programming languages, the differences between them and what they are good for, so you can choose on your own what you want to start learning.

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I really don't know much programming language myself. I've been exposed to a little bit here and there, but I guess I've never really had the time to properly learn it. 

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HTML is not language :P

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I use C++, Python, JS, and I know FMS Logo (u forgot that one :( )

Don't say I forgot, as you can see, I said "If i'm missing any language, tell me so I put in the list" It doesn't mean I forgot.  When you say "u forgot that one" It means I knew that language before, well no, I haven't heard about FMSLogo. Plus FMSLogo is a software lol not even a programming language

 

 

- now you are telling me that programming language isn't a language, and software is a language...  :mellow:

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^was just testing you :)

 

If you want list of many languages, go to SPOJ.com, try to submit a code, (it will ask you for language you use) and there you can get list.

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I just learnt the basic of html5. Its kinda like revision for me. Getting my assignment soon. 

Too bad i cant use dreamweaver

 

 

 

<html5>

       <head>

              <h1 = center> Hello </h1>

       </head>

    

       <body>

                <p> Something </p>

       </body>

</hml5>

 

 

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I just learnt the basic of html5. Its kinda like revision for me. Getting my assignment soon. 

Too bad i cant use dreamweaver

 

 

 

<html5>

       <head>

              <h1 = center> Hello </h1>

       </head>

    

       <body>

                <p> Something </p>

       </body>

</hml5>

 

 

Somebody once told the code was gonna roll me, I ain't the sharpest program in the OS, I was looking kind of dumb with my grades in the dump, In the shape of a noob on his forehead

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Somebody once told the code was gonna roll me, I ain't the sharpest program in the OS, I was looking kind of dumb with my grades in the dump, In the shape of a noob on his forehead

Lol, thats also me

I am somehow surviving this class. 

TBH is more fun than doing java :/

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Hmm...

x86 Assembler, SQL, VBA, delphi/pascal, C, C++,.. I think that's more or less it.

I also used a whole bunch of script languages over the times, the latest one was AHK.

 

 

 

My most favourite one is NT (which is an abbreviation of "native talk").

Although it has risen from security applications, it's fundamental concepts were flexible enough to allow it to be developed not only to be used for automatisation, but also for conceptual problem description.

So it is in fact a mixture of a programming language and a descriptional language. It is well suited for problems that are typically related to automatization (think of what you would use robots for.. especially suitable for autonomous/independet, medium sized mobile platforms. Those are typically equipped with an autonomous decision system (something like a KI), and by the use of NT you can tell that decision system what to do, while it still can use it's own, individual experience (yes, those decision system can learn.. really amazing stuff).

 

 

While the capabilities of NT are amazingly open, the programs can be crafted with simple means like smartphones.

An example of NT is given in the spoiler

 

 

picking up smartphone, call a friend

 

"Hey buddy, can you please help me with [task xyz]? It's not difficult, but it would be more fun if we do it together.

And after we're done we can play some games"

 

If the contacted API replies "yes", you get your work done in half the time :)

 

 

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:( Failed my programming class. Need to repeat it

I really hate java. :angry:

I don't know Java but I don't think that it'll be hard. It'll definitely be useful for me as I have processing, which is made as an ide + graphics library for Java

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I don't know Java but I don't think that it'll be hard. It'll definitely be useful for me as I have processing, which is made as an ide + graphics library for Java

It's Hard Like Arabic .

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