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RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Ergo - 07-02-2013
Very nice thread and well laid out. I'm hoping to start learning Python in detail soon so this will help me out.
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Sirius - 07-02-2013
(07-02-2013, 09:19 PM)KoVex Wrote: Very nice thread and well laid out. I'm hoping to start learning Python in detail soon so this will help me out.
Glad you enjoyed it , good luck learning Python and taking lessons.
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Ergo - 07-02-2013
(07-02-2013, 09:21 PM)๖ۣۣۜۜHawk Wrote: Glad you enjoyed it , good luck learning Python and taking lessons.
Thanks! I have to learn it for the qualification I'm starting this year.
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Infinite Derps - 09-10-2013
Very nice tutorial! I will definitely check out everything later.
Thanks again
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Imada Duty - 09-10-2013
finally something useful on this site.
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Cyanide and Cynicism - 09-10-2013
Few things
1. C is not a high-level language, it is the lowest level above Assembly.
2. Java is not compiled, one might argue that the JIT in the JVM is technically compilation but it undergoes a much different process.
3. HTML and CSS are not programming languages, they're markup languages like (La)TeX
4. 'PHP is not a proper web standard - but an open-source technology. PHP is neither real programming language - but PHP lets you use so-called scripting in your documents.' It can actually be used for many regular desktop programs and most things that Perl can do, look into CLI PHP and PHP-GTK.
I understand that you didn't write this, and it's still a nice tutorial but you could make some edits to improve upon it.
Re: RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Oni - 09-11-2013
(09-10-2013, 02:04 PM)Cyanide and Cynicism Wrote: Few things
1. C is not a high-level language, it is the lowest level above Assembly.
2. Java is not compiled, one might argue that the JIT in the JVM is technically compilation but it undergoes a much different process.
3. HTML and CSS are not programming languages, they're markup languages like (La)TeX
4. 'PHP is not a proper web standard - but an open-source technology. PHP is neither real programming language - but PHP lets you use so-called scripting in your documents.' It can actually be used for many regular desktop programs and most things that Perl can do, look into CLI PHP and PHP-GTK.
I understand that you didn't write this, and it's still a nice tutorial but you could make some edits to improve upon it.
Yeah, C is by no means high-level. It isn't rare for people to wrongfully call HTML/CSS programming, but it should still be fixed.
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Bin4ry - 09-12-2013
(09-10-2013, 02:04 PM)Cyanide and Cynicism Wrote: Few things
1. C is not a high-level language, it is the lowest level above Assembly.
2. Java is not compiled, one might argue that the JIT in the JVM is technically compilation but it undergoes a much different process.
3. HTML and CSS are not programming languages, they're markup languages like (La)TeX
4. 'PHP is not a proper web standard - but an open-source technology. PHP is neither real programming language - but PHP lets you use so-called scripting in your documents.' It can actually be used for many regular desktop programs and most things that Perl can do, look into CLI PHP and PHP-GTK.
I understand that you didn't write this, and it's still a nice tutorial but you could make some edits to improve upon it.
dude.. your calling PHP NOT a programming language?
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - Cyanide and Cynicism - 09-12-2013
(09-12-2013, 03:25 AM)Bin4ry Wrote: dude.. your calling PHP NOT a programming language?
If you read my post correctly you would see it was a quote surrounded by apostrophes, he's the one who said it wasn't.
RE: [HQ] How to be a coder - w00t - 09-12-2013
C is a high level language. Just because ILs are higher doesn't mean C isn't high level. If you aren't directly telling the processor what to do, it's a high level language.
http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/dmr/chist.html
Take the time to read it, both so you can learn that I'm right( C was based off of languages considered to be high level ), and because it's good shit to know.