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What's your favourite programming language?
Well, if you can code, that is >_>
C/C++
 
 30.2% of users, 13 votes (41.9%)
C#
 
 7.0% of users, 3 votes (9.7%)
Pascal   0.0% of users, 0 votes (0.0%)
Basic
 
 2.3% of users, 1 vote (3.2%)
PHP
 
 23.3% of users, 10 votes (32.3%)
Python
 
 11.6% of users, 5 votes (16.1%)
Perl   0.0% of users, 0 votes (0.0%)
Assembly
 
 4.7% of users, 2 votes (6.5%)
Java
 
 4.7% of users, 2 votes (6.5%)
Something else (post?)
 
 9.3% of users, 4 votes (12.9%)
I'm not a coder!
 
 7.0% of users, 3 votes (9.7%)
Multi-voting is enabled. 31 users have voted.

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Posted on 01-04-10 06:34:34 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Treeki
Originally posted by Schala
I'm practicing my PHP, by making various small scripts (like a keno machine, along with other lottery-style games )

What's a keno machine?

Originally posted by Schala
I also want to learn Python, so I can make some Python-based scripts for GIMP

I didn't know GIMP used Python for scripts! Maybe I'll have to give it a second look (especially once they add single window mode)

A keno machine is a type of lottery game, where a player chooses anywhere from 1 to 10 digits out of a field of 80, and then 20 numbers are drawn

Also, GIMP can use Scheme, Python, or Perl for scripting... but I prefer Python myself

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Posted on 01-04-10 06:35:14 PM Link | Quote
Keno is a lottery played in some countries/states and even in restaurants and casinos in some places. Basically, you pick numbers 1 to 80 and the machine draws 20 of the 80 numbers, and you get paid if you match enough relative to how many you picked.

The odds for matching all 20 are 1 in some number in the quintillions, so usually you only need 17 or so out of 20 for the grand prize.

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Posted on 01-04-10 06:56:30 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Terra
Keno is a lottery played in some countries/states and even in restaurants and casinos in some places. Basically, you pick numbers 1 to 80 and the machine draws 20 of the 80 numbers, and you get paid if you match enough relative to how many you picked.

The odds for matching all 20 are 1 in some number in the quintillions, so usually you only need 17 or so out of 20 for the grand prize.

Oh cool. That sounds like something I'd see in a Pokemon game for some reason. Reminds me quite a bit of that Trainer ID lottery in the TV stations

Now I have the music from Jubilife TV stuck in my head.

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Posted on 01-04-10 08:50:35 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Terra
Also, CLI programming doesn't seem very practical to me, unless you're coding for Linux where few people care about GUIs unfortunately.

I mean, who writes DOS programs anymore?

I’m quite fond of the CLI. Not out of some desire to be “cool” or anything like that, just that it’s quite practical. With a text‐based program, you can easily:

  • Redirect output to a file
  • Redirect error messages
  • Filter out lines with grep
  • Pipe the output to another program
  • Write shell scripts or makefiles that use the program

And it’s easy to program too. printf("Hello World\n"); is much, much simpler than writing a GUI around it.

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Posted on 01-04-10 08:53:11 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by IIMarckus
I’m quite fond of the CLI. Not out of some desire to be “cool” or anything like that, just that it’s quite practical. With a text‐based program, you can easily:
  • Redirect output to a file
  • Redirect error messages
  • Filter out lines with grep
  • Pipe the output to another program
  • Write shell scripts or makefiles that use the program

And it’s easy to program too. printf("Hello World\n"); is much, much simpler than writing a GUI around it.


I usually write stuff which heavily depends on a GUI (like level editors) so the CLI isn't very useful for me for any of the use cases you mentioned. I wish it was easier to code GUIs though

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Posted on 01-05-10 05:42:35 AM Link | Quote

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I can program C++ and make command line, DOS-like graphics, or go to GUI apps.

PHP comes in second, I can also do Regex, which few people seem to understand. But it's so useful!

...It just looks like gibberish to most people.

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Posted on 01-05-10 01:28:42 PM Link | Quote
I don't like Perl all that much, but I must admit it's regex syntax is very nice. I wish they'd make PHP's regex syntax look like Perl's instead of making you use stuff like preg_match and preg_replace.

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Posted on 01-05-10 07:27:15 PM Link | Quote

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I know I'm gonna get a lot of angry stares for this, but I love the way Java feels when I code with it. It's readable (most of the time) and good to pick up on basic OO concepts.

THAT BEING SAID. C++ is my new favorite. Quick and powerful, not that hard to read. It does output so much less clunkily than Java (the << operator grew on me after a while), not to mention pointers.

At some point I would like to pick up on PHP and MySQL. Someday

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Posted on 01-31-10 07:41:08 PM Link | Quote
I know:
some basic C (loooooong time ago)
C# (last 2 and a half years of my life)
JavaScript
PHP
Objective-C (for iPhone development)
and Pascal (because computing A-Level insists you learn it, even though its a redundant language nowadays)

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Me knowing how to code is like a monkey knowing astrophysics.

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Posted on 01-31-10 11:49:03 PM Link | Quote
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Posted on 02-01-10 12:26:18 AM Link | Quote
I changed my mind.

Python is better than everything else.

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