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RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - ArkPhaze - 07-03-2013
I've designed lots of stuff in graphics, I'm also sufficient in video editing and music composition. That header isn't the best of my work though, but it works. I just wanted something more bold than a larger text in the thread.
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - Deque - 07-03-2013
Quote:which is not specific to any OS like bytecode
I believe you mixed something up here. Bytecode is not OS specific and Managed Code by .NET is also Bytecode.
Edit: In my opinion it is a good choice not to include a Java vs C# topic here.
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - Psycho_Coder - 07-03-2013
(07-03-2013, 06:14 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote: I've designed lots of stuff in graphics, I'm also sufficient in video editing and music composition. That header isn't the best of my work though, but it works. I just wanted something more bold than a larger text in the thread.
Astonishing but I have to say I am so jealous of you. How can you do a lot of things ? I mean to say you are excellent in VB, C#, C++ , python, Video editing and Ps too
urprised: how its is possible for you to know all these, I mean all of these (Do you study 30 hrs a day 
). I know a bit of code, a bit of video editing with Camtasia, In Ps I just know how to remove the background :lol: I am inspired by you. I will work harder now.
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - ArkPhaze - 07-04-2013
I spend too much time on the computer based on what others tell me. I wouldn't consider myself "excellent" in C++ though, I'm only intermediate. I've been doing graphics since before I started programming though. Now it's just on and off though, as the same with my music and such. I've done a little bit of a lot of things though. You just have to enjoy learning new things and you'll go far (enough) in my opinion.
(07-03-2013, 07:15 AM)Deque Wrote:Quote:which is not specific to any OS like bytecode
I believe you mixed something up here. Bytecode is not OS specific and Managed Code by .NET is also Bytecode.
Edit: In my opinion it is a good choice not to include a Java vs C# topic here.
Ahh, technically a different bit of instructions of bytecode though (I wanted to try to explain it saying a "different kind of bytecode", however that might imply that bytecode comes in variations...), but I see your point; bytecode is bytecode. I did no proof reading here so I'll be fixing errors as they are mentioned. You read it wrong though however... Although, this may be an indication that I need to re-word this if you read it in that way...
What I meant by this: "not specific to any OS like bytecode," was that CIL code is not specific to any OS, just like bytecode (isn't). I was comparing the similarity of the two in that way, not showing a difference by saying bytecode was OS dependent.
Sorry.edit: I've re-worded it now, hopefully it should make more sense as per what I initially meant, but technically it should be accurate as a sentence now too.
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - Deque - 07-04-2013
(07-04-2013, 05:46 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote: I spend too much time on the computer based on what others tell me. I wouldn't consider myself "excellent" in C++ though, I'm only intermediate. I've been doing graphics since before I started programming though. Now it's just on and off though, as the same with my music and such. I've done a little bit of a lot of things though. You just have to enjoy learning new things and you'll go far (enough) in my opinion.
(07-03-2013, 07:15 AM)Deque Wrote:Quote:which is not specific to any OS like bytecode
I believe you mixed something up here. Bytecode is not OS specific and Managed Code by .NET is also Bytecode.
Edit: In my opinion it is a good choice not to include a Java vs C# topic here.
Ahh, technically a different bit of instructions of bytecode though (I wanted to try to explain it saying a "different kind of bytecode", however that might imply that bytecode comes in variations...), but I see your point; bytecode is bytecode. I did no proof reading here so I'll be fixing errors as they are mentioned. You read it wrong though however... Although, this may be an indication that I need to re-word this if you read it in that way...
What I meant by this: "not specific to any OS like bytecode," was that CIL code is not specific to any OS, just like bytecode (isn't). I was comparing the similarity of the two in that way, not showing a difference by saying bytecode was OS dependent.
edit: I've re-worded it now, hopefully it should make more sense as per what I initially meant, but technically it should be accurate as a sentence now too.
*nods*
I see how you meant it. That makes sense.
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - Deltex - 10-08-2013
thank you boss.thanks a lot
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - KhAlIfA - 01-05-2014
shd i learn vb or c#?
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - ArkPhaze - 01-05-2014
(01-05-2014, 12:10 AM)KhAlIfA Wrote: shd i learn vb or c#?
You're basically asking if you should learn .NET or .NET.
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - KhAlIfA - 01-05-2014
(01-05-2014, 12:50 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote:(01-05-2014, 12:10 AM)KhAlIfA Wrote: shd i learn vb or c#?
You're basically asking if you should learn .NET or .NET.
lol i did
but brah i find vb easier to memorize any fast way to learn it?
or should i try other language?
RE: The C# Programming Language Introduction - ArkPhaze - 01-05-2014
(01-05-2014, 01:00 AM)KhAlIfA Wrote:(01-05-2014, 12:50 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote:(01-05-2014, 12:10 AM)KhAlIfA Wrote: shd i learn vb or c#?
You're basically asking if you should learn .NET or .NET.
lol i did
but brah i find vb easier to memorize any fast way to learn it?
or should i try other language?
You're never going to memorize a full language, so if that's your reason for learning a language, I'd choose a different reason. Deque posted a good thread on programming languages in general if you look around.