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Python is great for web applications as well when you pair it with PyPy and Falcon framework.
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FreeBASIC is awesome. Bringing back the feelingnof Visual Basic. Any other old languages?
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COBOL is a old one: http://www.mainframegurukul.com/tutorials/programming/cobol/cobol-tutorial.html also this one was ment to be the first high level language: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plankalk%C3%BCl
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I must say something about Lisp. The idea of operators being functions is truly awesome.
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Will check it out. :D thanks.
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Oh yes. Nimrod or Nim is an awesome language.
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I have been looking at FORTRAN and I am starting to like it a lot. I might in the future also learn BASIC as it is just simply awesome.
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If I may ask what programming languages (if any of you guys are programmers) do you guys like and ones that young know. Also reasons of why and what your preferences on a language are, if I may so humbly ask :D.
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if you want to program for the gameboy see these resources: http://gbdev.gg8.se/ http://www.devrs.com/gb/links.php http://gameboy.mongenel.com/asmschool.html a gameboy assembler: https://github.com/bentley/rgbds a post explaining how to compile c code using sdcc for the gameboy: http://sourceforge.net/p/sdcc/discussion/1864/thread/e04ebcc5/ please note that you will need to write a standern libary as the only one i found dosent look like it has a license (correct me if i am wrong) and so is non-free i email the creator about the licenses and they haven’t got back to me just be sure to avoid the non-free stuff also heres a libre gameboy program in asm you can learn from: https://github.com/AntonioND/back-to-color
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Both are magical.
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RMS was the reason why Lisp was onnky list.
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Sorry about that. Never mind it.
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I do do Python. I love it. Beautiful language allows you to code really quickly.
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Woah awesome bro. gameboy for the win. But bigger. Kudos too youbfor being able to code in Assembly.
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I do do Python. I love it. Beautiful language allows you to code really quickly.
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I use mor from 20 languages hahaha but c its First language in my heart Because it gives me the freedom to control everything Then come python It is a magical language
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I have been looking at FORTRAN and I am starting to like it a lot. I might in the future also learn BASIC as it is just simply awesome.
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?? now i rely confused so why you make duplicate reply?
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Woah awesome bro. gameboy for the win. But bigger. Kudos too youbfor being able to code in Assembly.
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out of interest why do you make all your posts 2 times?
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i use c for most things as because it lets you do just about everything and theres loads of documentation and libs for it sometimes i mix FORTRAN with c if i think there’s something that could be done easier in FORTRAN i know a bit of assembler enough to make a x86 bootloader and i am currently learning gbz80 asm so i can make gameboy applications using assembler
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What computer do you use (out of interest of your profile picture). Is that a ThinkPad?
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What computer do you use (out of interest of your profile picture). Is that a ThinkPad?
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yes Both are magical.
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Python is easily my favorite language. I do just about everything in Python. I've even done things I could do in bash in Python (like iterating over dozens of files and renaming them a certain way), though that's largely because I haven't bothered to learn much of bash. Out of C and C++, I'm personally more fond of C, though I understand I'm in a minority. I think there are too many ways to do a lot of things in C++, mostly as a result of inheriting stuff from C while also inventing totally new methods to do stuff (e.g. malloc/free vs new/delete).
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In love my spirit of I wanna' learn em' all. (programming languages)
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BASIC is magical. I think there is a strong place fit it in my heart. Ah. Opinions, are they not just awesome. ;D
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i use many a computer my thinkpad x200 computer(best thing ever!): http://92.19.232.58:82/files/images/computers/IMAG0098.JPG my mobile computer: http://92.19.232.58:82/files/images/computers/IMAG0097.JPG my beast of a computer: http://92.19.232.58:82/files/images/computers/IMAG0096.JPG i also have many many other computers that can be found here: http://92.19.232.58:82/files/images/computers/
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I just thought it would be fun. And many ifbthem looked easy to learn. I mean BASIC is still very cool.
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I just thought it would be fun. And many of them looked easy to learn. I mean BASIC is still very cool.
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RMS's preferred language, lisp. The most powerful programming language is Lisp. If you don't know Lisp (or its variant, Scheme), you don't know what it means for a programming language to be powerful and elegant. Once you learn Lisp, you will understand what is lacking in most other languages. https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html
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if you like old languages FORTRAN is a good one its from the 1950's and the code is fairly easy to read and its similar to BASIC heres some resources: to install a fortran compiler use sudo apt-get install gfortran and to use the compiler gfortran program.f08 also some tutoirals general fortran: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMYDnuotCSMXV0Yk6nJBQF4sqzI8GjfBj how to mix fortran with c: calling c from fortran: http://92.19.232.58:82/videos/fortran_tutorials/html/ftrn_tut_11.html calling fortran from c: http://92.19.232.58:82/videos/fortran_tutorials/html/ftrn_tut_12.html
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Any particular reason you want the language to be old? There's nothing wrong with using an old language (as long as there's a libre compiler or interpreter available for you to use), but I'm curious as to why.
