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Programming languages like Python make my head deflate! i mean you look at the code your head is just like "cannot handle....advanced concepts!" then you just lose your train of thought, anyway i like using command prompt (MS DOS)

slinger wrote:

Machine Code > Assembly > C = Pascal > every-other programming language.
lolololololl it's just a matter of opinion 

Machine Code < Assembly < C / C++ < Java < SQL , JS , PHP, PERL

{in the order of ease of use }

slinger wrote:

I was putting them in order of how much low level access you can get. Obviously there are others but those are the only I know :b

There are really a big crowd of the languages in the last category :-) really a crowd lol including scratch itself

slinger wrote:

IKR? Usually those are more efficient too 
I tend to prefer the medium level languages though.
(I just found out the other day that you can add Assembly code in Pascal and C O: )

I find C++ and C the most effiecent languages personally desipite i code javascript a lot but C++ 's speed cant be ever beaten. And i also happen to be writing native modules for node.js so now because of C++ my understanding of JS has became bettar 

Last edited by fanofcena (2012-06-11 06:36:42)

SciTecCf wrote:

fanofcena wrote:

slinger wrote:

IKR? Usually those are more efficient too 
I tend to prefer the medium level languages though.
(I just found out the other day that you can add Assembly code in Pascal and C O: )

I find C++ and C the most effiecent languages personally desipite i code javascript a lot but C++ 's speed cant be ever beaten.

*ahem* Python is pretty fast... I'm telling you, it will be beaten.

Python is slower then javascript :-| you think its fast ? Moreover beating C++'s speed is going to be a long long dream for python for one its loosely typed scripting language whereas C++ is compiled to binary 

Last edited by fanofcena (2012-06-11 06:43:32)

slinger wrote:

fanofcena wrote:

slinger wrote:

IKR? Usually those are more efficient too 
I tend to prefer the medium level languages though.
(I just found out the other day that you can add Assembly code in Pascal and C O: )

I find C++ and C the most effiecent languages personally desipite i code javascript a lot but C++ 's speed cant be ever beaten. And i also happen to be writing native modules for node.js so now because of C++ my understanding of JS has became bettar 

C is faster than C++ 
That's cool :3

SciTecCf wrote:

fanofcena wrote:

I find C++ and C the most effiecent languages personally desipite i code javascript a lot but C++ 's speed cant be ever beaten.

*ahem* Python is pretty fast... I'm telling you, it will be beaten.

Trust me, a interpreted language is NEVER going to beat a compiled language.

I said effiecent ;-D ;-D  its fast and keeps ur head in limits at the same time .. C can be ugly code .. and requires very deep understanding of code.

and btw

\o we are at the same point about python being slow lol

slinger wrote:

fanofcena wrote:

slinger wrote:

fanofcena wrote:

slinger wrote:

IKR? Usually those are more efficient too 
I tend to prefer the medium level languages though.
(I just found out the other day that you can add Assembly code in Pascal and C O: )

I find C++ and C the most effiecent languages personally desipite i code javascript a lot but C++ 's speed cant be ever beaten. And i also happen to be writing native modules for node.js so now because of C++ my understanding of JS has became bettar 

C is faster than C++ 
That's cool :3


Trust me, a interpreted language is NEVER going to beat a compiled language.

I said effiecent ;-D ;-D  its fast and keeps ur head in limits at the same time .. C can be ugly code .. and requires very deep understanding of code.

and btw

\o we are at the same point about python being slow lol

Oops, I misread that    I've seen some C code, it's ugly (not all of it though). C++ code can be that way too. Actually, any type of code can be.

Yeah, Python is slow.

Imagine this code without C++ classes

    https://github.com/pkrumins/node-png/tree/master/src

slinger wrote:

I don't actually know C/C++. I know a little though. From what I can tell it would be pretty messy 
But, my point is you can make any program code messy.

yeah lol i agree to that XD .. but as a pro you are not supposed to :-) .

4 years later i woulda created a mess in C++ and loved it but now even if my mess is * fast i will try to make it look better   

Maybe our perspective changes towards the knowledge when we learn things .

slinger wrote:

Yeah, I'm working up to being a pro, I have a LONG way to go.

Yeah, it's always a good idea to make readable code 

Totes.

Me too    i have long way to go for a pro aswell [ atleast in C++ lol ]

I started with HTML when I was about 9, then I messed around with the command line and batch, then I done a lot with BASIC (and only made a couple of useful programs). Then I think I found Scratch, then I learned a bit of CSS, then Visual Basic and some smaller ones I can't even remember, then PHP and MySQL. After all that I started learning C++ with my friend. (He is learning C++ as his first programming language!)
So many programming languages and I haven't managed to make much useful software lol.

Hmmm, well, what about a pixel art program? I can do Pascal & a little Python xD

Okay, maybe.

Not just C++, any compiled medium level language should do.