Easiest languag to learn
1
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-23 17:31
I've created a blackjack variant and I want to create a freeware version of it? What is the best and easiest language for a beginning game programmer
2
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-23 17:47
c
3
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-23 20:55
Turbo Pascal
4
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-23 21:37
QBasic
5
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-23 23:48
None of what these faggots said.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 0:29
Assembly
7
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 1:03
befunge
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 1:15
>>6
knows what he's talking about
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 6:37
Binary
You only need to remember 1 and 0!
10
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 6:55
>>9
No, you need to remember the instruction sets for every processor on the planet, along with their memory locations, etc., etc.
Assembly is much easier. Probably the easiest language there is.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 7:17
Yes, it's an easy language as far as grammar goes.
12
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 7:23
Assembly lacks power of abstraction.
13
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 8:02
The answer is clearly Java.
14
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 8:25
Turing, i remember making dos blackjack for a school project, ahh it was really fun, maybe i should start programming again.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 8:38
>>14
The Turing language is an insult to the memory of Alan Turing.
Now Turingol, there's a manly language.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-24 18:51
>>5
Turbo pascal isnt that bad of a answer.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-25 3:58
(sage)
(Visual) basic. Actually nevermind, it doesn't even count in the first place.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-25 23:20
Perl
If you have a grasp for writing, you can turn an idea into psuedo code. From psuedo code, writing perl is a matter of formatting and using the right words.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-26 2:18
Whitespace ftw!
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-26 7:35
>>18
That applies to any language.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-26 22:53
nothing is easy to begin with~
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-26 23:43
FORTRAN. It's the best language to use with either DirectX or OpenGL. It's also easy to learn and there's a ton of information/tutorials on using it to program games/DX/OGL.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-27 6:30
Algol
24
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-27 7:03
Chef
25
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-27 14:25
>>1 Use Visual Basic; it's so easy to use, you'll be 'blackjacking' in minutes!
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-27 21:49
>>20
I know, that's why it's funny. Damn your lack of geekness!
27
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-28 2:53
>>18
You turn:
Obtain client name into:
·/Q%)==(/$=()=Q·/"·&$/!"($&$/("&!"&$
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-28 3:05
>>27
code doesn't work. learn2perl.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-28 12:46
>>28
You can't tell if it works or not until you have spent 15 minutes looking at it. Maybe it's a perfectly Perl valid ugly hack, or maybe it's just rubbish. You can't tell until you've read the last character.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-29 1:24
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-29 1:38
Only perl can parse Perl.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-29 17:49
I have fond memories of Turbo Pascal, it was the first language I learnt, ahhh...
But go for Delphi I say, it's Pascal, but with piss easy to use IDEs
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-30 2:21
(sage)
Pascal is made of useless and crap.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-30 5:41
(sage)
>>34
Sorry. That's reserved for Java.
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-30 10:04
(sage)
>>34
Uh oh, infinite loop!
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-30 17:32
37
Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-30 19:10
ぬるぽ
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-30 21:54
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-31 6:19
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Name:
Anonymous
2006-03-31 9:47
: noob ." Program it in Forth" ; noob
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