unsa nindot ilearn na programming language

[Blacksheep666]

tanan language bai nindot...

[dodie]

there is no such thing as a best programming language
The concept should applies to which programming programming language to use to that kind of project/market.
Desktop applications, graphics, PC programming:
C, C++, .net, c#, Java, MFC......etc
Devices:
c#,c++, java........ etc
WEB related:
perl, asp, jsp, php, cgi, javascript/ajax.......etc
Databases:
Oracle, mysql, postgre, msaccess..........etc


If your boss/client asked you to to do something....... It could be any language as long as it meets the objectives.

[kamsky]

C.

C spawned a lot of languages -- Perl, Java, C++, JavaScript/ActionScript, Objective C. So it's easy to learn them if you know C.

[kamsky]

Actually, you can learn 3 major languages.

Compiled/Native -- C/C++
High Level -- Java or C#/.Net
Scripts - Perl or Python or Ruby

If you know them, your future is bright.

[MarkCuering]

If you examine the TS, he is mostly found in at SALE, Classifieds > Pets, SPORTS, ANIME. That kind of questions proveds to me that he is not interested at all, just wandering around the forum you got to be careful guys, save you advice to those who really deserved.

[dodie]

Information is free in the first place. It doesn't matter where he/she came from.
Perhaps it's the new learner trying to taste what's coming for him/her. Perhaps a favor of a friend/gf/bf or relatives.


@MarkCuering
If you were asking for advice, did people discriminate you or did they look in your background? OMG!!!
We call it discrimination.

Are you really a programmer? are you blind? ? ? can you see the word..... "learn" try looking at the thread title.

In the previous post above this, proves that it's so picky and/or putting its nose on other people's business.

[markytrigger]

grabeh jud ka dodie hahahaha maka nosebleed man

[MarkCuering]

hahahaha here we go again

[uchihacirxe]

Brod, try Powerbuilder. It goes beyond Rapid Application Development.

[dodie]

Brod, try Powerbuilder. It goes beyond Rapid Application Development.

hahahaha.... it's not a good advice. There are many criticisms when it comes to RAD. Can you even survive without ever learning your own base language?