Yeah, one of the reasons why it made sense to me I guess, as the
term's "informatica" in Romanian, so the mental link was instant
even if I probably never heard it used in English before.
A programming language that doesn't put effort into teaching
people how to use it isn't exactly likely to end
Hm, to me "informatics" made sense :) Not sure if I ever heard it
used in English, but it sounds more suitable than "computer
science", which (no matter how it's officially used) sounds like
it would include everything that deals with computers, so hardware
as well.
As for what Jesse said, yeah, k
Well, I was just looking through examples, and if those used scanf
I assumed that was the way to go...
Thanks, actually learned a few more things out of this (auto and
try). No idea what the parameter after catch is supposed to do,
what cast is or how to use parse since it was just mentioned, but
a
Now I guess this has been asked and answered 1000 times before
around here, but looking through discussions that don't even seem
to thread properly (unless you're in the archive) would just
confuse me more, and the few attempts at D tutorials for people
who are not already skilled C++ programmers d
