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8) NOTA (Python 3)
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Thank you guys (and girls!), keep the results coming!
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Please remove Scratch, we all know we use the language...
I personally use C-Visual Basic (Edit.).
Last edited by bbbeb (2011-09-16 15:40:14)
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bbbeb wrote:
Please remove Scratch, we all know we use the language...
I personally use C-Visual Basic (Edit.).
I actually know people that don't, and on scratch!
And no, it's there for people who only use scratch!
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Scratch and Python.
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bbbeb wrote:
Please remove Scratch, we all know we use the language...
I personally use C-Visual Basic (Edit.).
I think this is for what language we use the most, so Scratch is certainly a valid option.
I personally use Java the most right now, especially since it's the language we use in my computer science course.
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Well, JavaScript and other web related languages.
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French
jk It's probably Scratch but I want to get into a more advanced language this year
probably going to learn stencyl in time for easter
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I use 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and some others, including but not limited to:
Processing
C
JavaScript
HTML
CSS
Arduino
BlitzBasic/Blitz3D
Stencyl
I use HTML the most.
Last edited by veggieman001 (2011-09-17 00:01:50)
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Harakou wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Please remove Scratch, we all know we use the language...
I personally use C-Visual Basic (Edit.).I think this is for what language we use the most, so Scratch is certainly a valid option.
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I personally use Java the most right now, especially since it's the language we use in my computer science course.
Scratch is not a language. It's an IDE for a language (Squeak.)
Posting from Windows 8 Developer's Edition with the IDE.
Last edited by bbbeb (2011-09-17 00:06:47)
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bbbeb wrote:
Harakou wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Please remove Scratch, we all know we use the language...
I personally use C-Visual Basic (Edit.).I think this is for what language we use the most, so Scratch is certainly a valid option.
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I personally use Java the most right now, especially since it's the language we use in my computer science course.Scratch is not a language. It's an IDE for a language (Squeak.)
Posting from Windows 8 Developer's Edition with the IDE.![]()
Not really.
It's a programming language written in Squeak.
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veggieman001 wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Harakou wrote:
I think this is for what language we use the most, so Scratch is certainly a valid option.![]()
I personally use Java the most right now, especially since it's the language we use in my computer science course.Scratch is not a language. It's an IDE for a language (Squeak.)
Posting from Windows 8 Developer's Edition with the IDE.![]()
Not really.
It's a programming language written in Squeak.
^This. Since Scratch uses different programming paradigms and syntax than Squeak, it's a new language in itself, not an IDE.
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Harakou wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Scratch is not a language. It's an IDE for a language (Squeak.)
Posting from Windows 8 Developer's Edition with the IDE.![]()
Not really.
It's a programming language written in Squeak.^This. Since Scratch uses different programming paradigms and syntax than Squeak, it's a new language in itself, not an IDE.
Since it interprets Scratch code into Squeak (into SmallTalk), I would consider it an IDE...
...and it's still not a language, regardless...
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bbbeb wrote:
Harakou wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Not really.
It's a programming language written in Squeak.^This. Since Scratch uses different programming paradigms and syntax than Squeak, it's a new language in itself, not an IDE.
Since it interprets Scratch code into Squeak (into SmallTalk), I would consider it an IDE...
...and it's still not a language, regardless...
C interprets C code into assembly. Does that make it not a programming language?
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Scratch. It used to be RBX.Lua though.
Last edited by ImagineIt (2011-09-17 10:58:22)
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VBS, and scratch. When nadeo gives codes, maniacode for TM❷
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Scratch. And I'm learning Flash.
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veggieman001 wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Harakou wrote:
^This. Since Scratch uses different programming paradigms and syntax than Squeak, it's a new language in itself, not an IDE.Since it interprets Scratch code into Squeak (into SmallTalk), I would consider it an IDE...
...and it's still not a language, regardless...C interprets C code into assembly. Does that make it not a programming language?
Huge difference.
Assembly is not a programming language, as it is machine specific...
...whilst C is not.
And Squeak SmallTalk is a programming language, but Scratch is an interpreter into Squeak.
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