Programming Languages

[Ryuji]

What programming languages do y'all know?

 

I'm currently learning C++ and I'm about to start a Java class.

 

For C++, I use Bloodshed Dev C++ www.bloodshed.net

For Java, I will be using jGrasp www.jgrasp.org

(Both programs are free to download)

 

In the spirit of C++ I'll quickly write some code

 

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

cout << "Hello Anime Forums! " << endl;

system ("pause"); // necessary if you compile and run through Dev C++

return 0;

}

 

Of course I can write more complicated programs than that.

I just wanted to throw some code out there

[drill]

I know Java (and CSS, not really a programming language, I know), and thats it really. I can read quite a few other programming languages though, just can't write in them.

 

For Java, I will be using jGrasp www.jgrasp.org

Please spare yourself. Unless you have to use JGrasp as it might be required for your class, I highly recommend NetBeans or even Eclipse over JGrasp.

[FSL29]

Well, I learned C++ from a book I downloaded on torrent last year. I still have a lot of 'experimental' source codes in my desktop . I really liked to make some simple games that involves math, I was planning to input timer on the source code in one of the program, but I can't get it done for some reason, so I just leave it.

 

Currently, I'm learning C#.

Edited January 23, 2016 by Guest

[Ryuji]

Please spare yourself. Unless you have to use JGrasp as it might be required for your class, I highly recommend NetBeans or even Eclipse over JGrasp.

Duly noted. I'll talk to my teacher. He's really flexible with stuff like this. He's a great guy in general.

[ThatCynicalSnob]

Are you new?

Starting with C++ seems pretty intimidating.

Well, not that I know, I don't program.

but I do know that if you needed all this

 

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

cout << "Hello Anime Forums! " << endl;

system ("pause"); // necessary if you compile and run through Dev C++

return 0;

}

 

to type hello world, seems a lot when something like python can type "hello world" with

 

print "hello world"

 

Or Hello anime forums! in our case.

Edited February 6, 2016 by Guest

[Optic]

I'm not a programmer, and it's something I acknowledge. I outsource to developers whenever we need any custom development done. The forum platform we're using makes use of Zend, a PHP OOP (object oriented platform) framework. OOP is definitely way beyond my expertise...

 

I do however have very basic familiarity with C#, Java, Perl and PHP based on introductory classes I took back in University. Enough for basic programming concepts.

 

Now, I'm not sure if this counts as programming but I am slowly learning Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) aka Macros to make mini applications and automate those repetitive tasks for data analysis.

 

In any case, if you're a decent programmer or developer you certainly have my admiration!

Edited February 9, 2016 by Guest