Programming

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  1. Thirty Seven Baron von "Guns N' Roses" Registered Senior Member

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    Does anyone else here program? If so, what languages?
     
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  3. bbcboy Recovering christian Registered Senior Member

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    Not me, but I happen to know 'esp' does a fair bit in Qbasic. Maybe you should send him a PM.
    If you get to write a program that makes lots of moolah can I have some ?

    Peace
     
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  5. Porfiry Nomad Registered Senior Member

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    Absolutely. I'm mostly fluent in Objective-C, C, and Java. I've also done a fair bit in PHP (not recently), Scheme and C++. I'm mostly working in Objective-C right now.
     
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  7. Thirty Seven Baron von "Guns N' Roses" Registered Senior Member

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    I havent made any money yet, not that I ever will. My development group has gone nowhere
     
  8. Adam §Þ@ç€ MØnk€¥ Registered Senior Member

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    I'm learning C. Just a beginner. Haven't made any useful applications yet.
     
  9. Thirty Seven Baron von "Guns N' Roses" Registered Senior Member

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    C is a great language if you're planning on learning C++
     
  10. Thirty Seven,

    I've been programming in Basic for fourteen years. If you wan't a simple but powerful programming language try PowerBasic. You can get it at www.powerbasic.com. It is amazing : it produces very small and very fast code. As I mentioned in a previous post, the whole language came on two floppy discs. The two discs include the editor, compiler, helpfiles, samples, etc. It even has a built in inline assembler in case you want to make the code even faster.

    If it weren't for PowerBasic I wouldn't be programming today.

    Tom
     
  11. Rick Valued Senior Member

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    C,C++,Assembly language.
    in C i have learned(uptill now)Data structures most of it in fact including Binary trees etc,TSRs,Graphics(Mostly 2d),Mouse programming.

    C++ I dont program much in C++ except where it is needed.I love Asm Language,for its sheer power.




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  12. Rick Valued Senior Member

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    Oh Yeah! during my begining years in the programmming field i learned basic upto graphics level.it was OK but not great enough or you could say flexible enough.Since basic is not structured programming.

    although i loved graphics part of it.

    PS:I KNOW JOE LOVES BASIC,ISNT IT JOE?

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  13. Zion,

    I used to use Basic alot when I used to program in DOS. Unfortunately, after windows came out, I couldn't find a decent version of Basic. I tried VB only to find out it was a piece of crap that didn't have the powerfull features of C and C++.

    Then I ran across PowerBasic. I finally found a language that is easy to understand, is as powerful as C and assembler, and generates super small and super fast code.

    So do I love PowerBasic??? I love any language that is simple, powerful, and creates efficient code.

    Tom
     
  14. thed IT Gopher Registered Senior Member

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    I'm not really a programer per se, I do systems management and tech support mostly. I did teach myself BASIC V4 many years ago. Plus I have done some Fortran 77 code maintenance and taught myself Pascal as well as PERL and SQL to maintain a product.

    But mostly I find and provide workarounds to configuration problems with OpenVMS, TCP/IP, BIND and DHCP.
     
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