Author Topic: im interested in what u guys code in.  (Read 3257 times)

what language u guys code in or tryin to learn? idk which way to head but i is learning c++ now after i manage to get dem python basics stuck in my head. thinkin of doing javascript after or ruby

I mainly code in Lua. I do know Python, Ruby, and JavaScript, and I've attempted to learn C.


Visual Basic .NET

Not a very good language or framework but it gets me by.
Hoping to move on to Assembly and C.

Visual Basic .NET

Not a very good language or framework but it gets me by.
Hoping to move on to Assembly and C.

i heard that assembly is very hard


i heard that assembly is very hard
It probably is, but i'm not too sure since I haven't even took the effort to learn it yet.
I'd imagine it being difficult being you're dealing with a syntax that isn't even a bit English.

But it is good for laying down the groundwork for stuff like drivers, kernels, and operating systems.

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damn boy i gotta get me some of dat too

i wanna be universal

learn dem basics until i get them stuck in my head
do big stuff later with languages

Just C and vbasic, but probably 20 different iterations between those two configured specifically for a certain machine or interface. Also torquescript but that doesn't count

I just started trying to learn C++.

It's really hard because I am a moron. It probably doesn't help that I have no past experience with coding whatsoever.
« Last Edit: July 21, 2013, 10:51:38 PM by dkamm65 »

Java, I want to learn it...

I just started trying to learn C++.

It's really hard because I am a moron. It probably doesn't help that I have no past experience with coding whatsoever.
really hard? for me its hard but not exhausingly hard, started yeterday and lready got basics down.

made a program that has a list of users where u can login and one is admin, you can list users and they pass if u is admin, but if not u is return back to mainboard and from there u can logout and log back in.

addin registerin and acc deletion for admins soon

tryin to replicate my python program

and yes having no codin experiecne makes everyfin harder


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>implying programming
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no but really, unless it's html 5, which I guess might count, never used it


As for me I've made things in Java, C++, basic, lua, torquescript/c#, php, and probably a few other languages.
Once you learn one language you can pick up another other much quicker.

really hard? for me its hard but not exhausingly hard, started yeterday and lready got basics down.

When I say just started, I mean yesterday. I'm using this to teach myself.

I'm understanding the basics, but it gives you a few practice problems after introducing a new element. I just got through the chapter on loops. The practice problem I'm stuck on is:

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Write a program that computes a running sum of inputs from the user, terminating when the user gives an input value of 0

I can't figure out return the sum after accepting the input with loops.