Oh yea! C++ owns j00!
#13
Fair enough CornerWorker... So what was the confusion about main()??
Oh, wait a sec, the comment was already on that line... I thought you'd put it there.
Rock on... Gotta tell you though, make sure you know C damn well if you want to get into system programming.
C++ is neat though... Serves a very different purpose.
Oh, wait a sec, the comment was already on that line... I thought you'd put it there.
Rock on... Gotta tell you though, make sure you know C damn well if you want to get into system programming.
C++ is neat though... Serves a very different purpose.
#17
they don't call me the human compiler at work for nothing :cool420: (for Java though)
I'm doing mostly Java programming at work, and I like the language. It almost forces you to stick to good coding convention. Not ideal for performance critical applications though, where you'd wanna do C/Assembly. My former room mate used to work at a device driver house (before he got asked to take an indefinite vacation - so I guess he technically still works for them). A co-worker of his also hung out with us a lot. My room mate was a Windows device driver programmer (though his company does mainly UNIX drivers). His co-worker was a pretty good UNIX device driver programmer. I'm not sure if you've heard of UDI (Unified Driver Interface(?) - it's a cross platform source code standard for Unix drivers), but he wrote the UDI driver for USB keyboards.
I'm doing mostly Java programming at work, and I like the language. It almost forces you to stick to good coding convention. Not ideal for performance critical applications though, where you'd wanna do C/Assembly. My former room mate used to work at a device driver house (before he got asked to take an indefinite vacation - so I guess he technically still works for them). A co-worker of his also hung out with us a lot. My room mate was a Windows device driver programmer (though his company does mainly UNIX drivers). His co-worker was a pretty good UNIX device driver programmer. I'm not sure if you've heard of UDI (Unified Driver Interface(?) - it's a cross platform source code standard for Unix drivers), but he wrote the UDI driver for USB keyboards.
#18
yeah, c is good for low level routines, etc. c++ is best for larger (100,000+ line style) projects requiring OOP design. and to brag to your friends. pretty fast too....java is nice for like, applets. heh.
what confusion with main?
what confusion with main?
#19
Yup, i made my first program... its soo uber pimp... looks like this....
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