>>>>> "Urmil" == Urmil Parikh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Urmil> you will find a string of 0s and 1s input by mechanical
Urmil> switches!! Do you expect anybody (Real Programmers) to use
Urmil> mechanical switches for programming?
Let's limit this topic to this generation ;-)
Urmil> People learn from mistakes but that doesn't mean you waste
Urmil> time in writing code with mistakes and pass time finding
Urmil> them. Let me tell you IDEs do not correct your mistakes,
Urmil> rather point to it as soon as you do it. If you are
Urmil> interested in wasting a lot of time *learning* from
Urmil> mistakes, I surely not recommend IDEs :-)
Good Point made !
Urmil> Agreed they are not superhumans, but they have to dedicate
Urmil> themselves for it and you must agree remembering all those
Urmil> thing requires good memory / skills that not everybody
Urmil> have. You are again forgetting novice users / programmers.
You mean to say that you need good memory/skills to be a programmer ??
Or a real programmer ?? Hmmmm, then maybe I can drop the Idea of becomming a
real programmer !!! ;-)
Urmil> I have never said IDEs take care of program. They take care
Urmil> of syntax and correctness of your program. It is you who
Urmil> write the program. Let me tell you those text captions on
If you write the program and all that then why do you need an IDE ??
Use Notepad to write the program, use gnumake or gcc to compile it
and it will give out the mistakes and errors and don't you think those
error messages are easy to comprehend ??
Urmil> buttons and warning boxes have got equal importance. I have
Urmil> seen people searching for a key labelled 'any' on their
Urmil> keyboard looking at the message 'Press any key to
Urmil> continue...'
So you see my point here, IDE's make you feel that there is something when
actually it isn't there ;-)
Urmil> If you want to limit programming to Real Programmers,
Urmil> forget this whole discussion.
Urmil> I don't know anything about M$ people and not at all
Urmil> interested in making any comments about them.
Urmil> I have seen Linux systems hanging without any reason. BSOD
Urmil> is a plus point of Windoze that it shows the reason for
Urmil> hanging and waits for your key press before actually
Urmil> hanging.
Ok, the BSOD's are a plus point eh ?? ROTFL !!!
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Well, I guess that sums it up and have checked the other mails in between
so you see what I mean Urmil ;-)
Regards
Khader
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