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WaveRunner
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ok,im currently programming in VB6...not an expert. but can learn all the stuff very easily.
im looking forward to study a new language....any suggestions?
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Phluxed
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Hitman02
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Location: USA
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Delphi, as it's quite similiar to VB in structure and syntax, and you can advance to Delphi .Net
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I think that you should try Smalltalk.
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| Posted: Mon, 14th Mar 2005 18:19 Post subject: |
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Study some OO and go for C# or Java
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Id Second Smalltalk, its the dady of oop and if you can grasp the fundamentals of oop then id move to VB.net as this is now fully oop and should no longer be treated as a kiddie language, C# is fine but personaly id avoid Java.
If you do try VB.net then be prepared to relearn the language as it has changed dramaticaly from vb6 and make sure you get hold of 2003 version otherwise you wont get globals unless u make a class with shared properties.
with 2003 you can declare them with the keyword SHARE instead of DIM.
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| Posted: Mon, 21st Mar 2005 09:57 Post subject: |
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Delphi. No questions asked.
If you really know what your doing the best choice would actually be pascal, provided you know how to write your own libraries for it, it really is the most powerful and flexible language out there.
Java and C/~ are all limited in functionality at some point.
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My humble opinion:
Delphi: average IDE based applications. Without serious knowledge.
C++: system applications. Requires some knowledge.
Assembler: cracking and reversing. Requires complex knowledge.
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| Posted: Wed, 6th Apr 2005 13:50 Post subject: |
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I'd say ASM, that was the first language I learned. It's not really that hard, although, it's not bad to know some advanced math when dealing with ASM.
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SycoShaman
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Location: Toronto, Canada
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| Posted: Wed, 6th Apr 2005 16:44 Post subject: |
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What is C#? A variant of C/C++?
hey bagshatar, can u check my post about C++ help...it involves ASM and maybe u can help me. 
Im really good with math, so if ur explanation involves math, np
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| Posted: Wed, 6th Apr 2005 16:53 Post subject: |
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Syco, C# An object-oriented language devised
and promoted by Microsoft, intended to replace Java, which
it strongly resembles.
C++ is
<language> One of the most used object-oriented languages, a
superset of {C} developed primarily by Bjarne Stroustrup
<bs@alice.att.com> at AT&T Bell Laboratories in 1986.
In C++ a class is a user-defined type, syntactically a
struct with member functions. Constructors and
destructors are member functions called to create or destroy
instances. A friend is a nonmember function that is
allowed to access the private portion of a class. C++ allows
implicit type conversion, function inlining, overloading
of operators and function names, and default function
arguments. It has streams for I/O and references.
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