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Any Computer programmers out there?
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Yes, an assembler program for x86 will not work on a PPC. Also, different compilers have differences as well. MASM and TASM have some notable differences. it's been a long time since I worked with ASM, but I do remeber how tedious it was. For instance, "Hello. World!" was 25 lines or so. In c++ I did it in under 5 lines.
I have programmed in VB, C++, Delphi, PHP and SQL. Not the best at it, but for fun.
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Oh, yeah, I forgot about Delphi, that was my first programming language.
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i can do: c, c++, c#, basic, vb, pascal, object pascal, delphi, php, html, xhtml, css, java, cobol, natural, assembler for the x86 (did i miss anything?).
i prefer to do: c++, object pascal/delphi, php, xhtml, css.
vb is for babies, it's not real programming.
assembler is the coolest programming language ever.
there's nothing more beautiful than an awesome block of code that works 100%
i prefer to do: c++, object pascal/delphi, php, xhtml, css.
vb is for babies, it's not real programming.
assembler is the coolest programming language ever.
there's nothing more beautiful than an awesome block of code that works 100%
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In college a few years ago I learned VB, Java, C++, and all the web design stuff. The only thing I remember is the HTML and some of the javascript and css.
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I never went to school to learn Java although I attended a short introductory course at Sun Educational Services. I even have a genuine Sun jean jacket and mouse pad to prove it. Java is a nice logical "evolution" from C. All the C-inbetweens are just hatchet-jobs. I'm really big on how nice a language actually "looks" on the screen - like the aesthetics of the code. Plain old C by far is the prettiest code. And compared to assembler it was a huge step forward. But Java can look quite nice too.
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One programmer here, I code mostly in C++ and have been coding some web stuff using php and js. Oh and I have started using SQL recently.
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