>>8
I don't understand what you should be using assembly language for. It's not meant to be used for the same programs as C, Java, Haskell, etc. It's not that difficult thing once you understand it's use and where to use it.
If you could program in only one language for the rest of your life
you'd be a pretty shitty programmer if you couldn't just write interpreters and/or compilers for other languages.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 14:31
Python.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 14:33
C or C++, both are fine for me. Maby more C.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 14:33
>>32
Read >>1 over and over until you realize what it's saying.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 15:26
>>35
Read >>32 over and over until you realize what it's saying.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 15:35
C, So I can write every other language.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 16:17
Lisp, So I can write every other language.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 16:43
>>37,38
Why would you do that provided you couldn't write anything in those?
MACHINE CODE SO I CAN PROGRAM IN ANY COMPILABLE LANGUAGE
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Anonymous2009-03-08 18:17
HASKELL SO I COULD WRITE FACS AND FIBS FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE
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Anonymous2009-03-08 18:19
Python.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 18:28
The Algorithmic Language of LOVE
♥♥♥♥♥
:)
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Anonymous2009-03-08 19:03
Java,
Honestly.
Trolling aside, Java is very fun and easy to program in. It is nearly impossible to have bad style and poor implementations become obvious immediately such that they can be remedied before further damage is done. A Java programmer is a happy programmer and I for one, would prefer to be happy for the rest of my life.
Yes, I love having my code forcefully indented...Guido...S&M...etc
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Anonymous2009-03-08 19:36
>>36
Read over >>1 until you realize what >>56 is saying.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 19:37
☆(´∀｀)★
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Anonymous2009-03-08 19:43
>>54
preg_replace("/s\/Java\/python\/g/","PHP") and you're right.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 20:26
>>57
I love how in PHP, the "" are already there to delimit the string, but you still have to write delimiters INSIDE the string.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 20:30
>>58
It's for global modifiers jackass. Better that they just conform to the spec and have one of its many reasons be redundant than make up their own shitty way to do it.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 20:31
>>58
Because you also have to supply pattern flags after the pattern.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 20:52
>>58
I love how in PHP the mysql_escape_string are already there to escape the string, but you still have to mysql_real_escape_string INSIDE the string.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 21:44
I love how in PHP the get_magic_quotes_gpc are already there to add the character escapes, but you still have to add the character escapes INSIDE the string.