I've almost finished C++ and PHP and now I need a new language.
Preferably something interesting and useful. Suggestions? Please?
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Yes, PHP is really an amazing language if you learn it right.
I chose not-so-wisely and tried to learn C++ first.
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I would like to work on php at one point
but that means playing around with virtual desktops
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I find a lot of languages are really useful! As JSO suggested, the whole bundle of web languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP) are really useful when together. You might want to go for that.
On the other hand, if you're interested in designing components, C is a great language to learn. I once built a switch and programmed it using C. Yes, a switch. There are easier ways to turn on and off a light than sending signals through a microprocessor, but I was actually able to get the cheapest microprocessor on the market and even make the light turn off after 40 minutes of the switch not being, uh, switched!
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While web languages are a very powerful and dynamic tool, I think everyone needs a kind of all-around utility programming language. If possible it should be interpreted so that you can make instantaneous changes to your code and see the results. I recommend Python!
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HTML/CSS aren't really languages...
Do you think Javascript or Java or C or Python is better?
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I like Java as a powerful language, but C++ is a good language, if you learn it right.
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Javascript if you want to do web stuff, C++ or Java for non-web.
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Mandarin.
Jk. I don't know much about programming languages, sorry.
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spanish
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Try C next to get right down do the BASICs of programming - it's essentially the core of most languages.
hehe cytosine
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ihaveamac wrote:
Aw, but that's no fun because it differs for each architecture :C
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veggieman001 wrote:
ihaveamac wrote:
Aw, but that's no fun because it differs for each architecture :C
What about x86 architecture?
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jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
ihaveamac wrote:
Aw, but that's no fun because it differs for each architecture :C
What about x86 architecture?
There are other types though
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veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Aw, but that's no fun because it differs for each architecture :CWhat about x86 architecture?
There are other types though
Sure, but x86 and x64 are the majors
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jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
What about x86 architecture?There are other types though
Sure, but x86 and x64 are the majors
Yeah, x86 and x86-64 are, but you usually want to aim for the highest amount of compatibility.
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veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
There are other types though
Sure, but x86 and x64 are the majors
Yeah, x86 and x86-64 are, but you usually want to aim for the highest amount of compatibility.
Agreed.
Java is good for compatibility
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Python, VB, or Java. Those are both pretty good languages.
Last edited by samtwheels (2012-01-27 13:44:12)
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