Any programmers?

[Addict]

So any of you geeks into programming at all? I've been programming in VB for about 6 years. Moving onto vb.NET which is an interesting thing. Also learning C# on the side. I've dabbled in C++, but it just doesn't trip my trigger.

[94_AcCoRd_EX]

3 terms of Java, starting C++ next term, also taking assembly next term I think. I have a little C experience also.

I'm not too great at Java though, I really need to get into it more. When I'm done with my degree in 2 years, I'll have a minor in CS.

In College, I was a dual major in CompSci and Criminal Justice..

Coded in C, C++, Scheme, Pascal, various shell scripts, and perl.. co-wrote a huge matchmaking system at Ball State University called "Meet Market" - yes, pun was intended - in Pascal on a Vax.. wheee, those were the days..


I do alot of coding in PHP and Perl nowadays...

Bryan

[ebpda9]

i'm a CSC major--more in depth programming. so far i programmed in pascal, C, C++

Some fine scheme code:

; Problem #1, vector-linear-search
;
; vector-linear-search takes a vector (c) and a predicate (pred). It then
; searches through the successive components of v starting from the left end
; and returns the index of the leftmost component of v satisfying pred. If
; no such component is found, it returns -1.
;
(define vector-linear-search
(lambda (v pred)
(let ((size (vector-length v)))
(letrec ((helper
(lambda (i)
(cond
((= i (sub1 size))
(begin
(if (apply pred (list (vector-ref v i)))
i
-1)))
((apply pred (list (vector-ref v i)))
i)
(else
(helper (add1 i)))))))
(cond
((zero? size) -1)
(else
(helper 0)))))))

Ahh

Bryan

[ChrisCantSkate]

i know html

[ebpda9]

Originally posted by ChrisCantSkate

i know html

does that count ?

[Addict]

Yeah I do scripting too, but I just didn't count it. KiX, WSH, vbScript. And of course HTML & PHP. Can't quite get along without 'em.

Originally posted by hondaman-iac
does that count ?

Yup.

[nonovurbizniz]

I took C++ I'm good at what we did but....That don't mean much.
I know html pretty well too.

also I read a Java book after that and if you know one you BASICALLY know the other.

[94_AcCoRd_EX]

Originally posted by nonovurbizniz
I took C++ I'm good at what we did but....That don't mean much.
I know html pretty well too.

also I read a Java book after that and if you know one you BASICALLY know the other.

Well, C++ and Java are both object oriented, so I hope the switch won't be too hard for myself.

[drdingo21]

i know, C++, Java, HTML, A little bit of Pascal, VB6, And the all mighty Q-basic

[94_AcCoRd_EX]

Originally posted by drdingo21
And the all mighty Q-basic

Heh, I forgot about that one. I think everybody knows a little qbasic

[Accord Man]

Visual Basic, C++ & I did a litte compiling in Java..

I would know more, but I'm not studying in the computer field..

Originally posted by 94_AcCoRd_EX
3 terms of Java, starting C++ next term, also taking assembly next term I think. I have a little C experience also.

I'm not too great at Java though, I really need to get into it more. When I'm done with my degree in 2 years, I'll have a minor in CS.

Assembly for which architecture?

I've done Java (hated it and forgot it), basic (already forgot it), TI programming (already forgot it), html and some CSS, C++ (forgot most of it), some PIC microcontroller assembly (can't remember which company), and perl. I use perl at work but never really "knew" perl, so I kinda relearn as I go then forget it until the next script needs writing.

As you can see I'm definitely not a programmer. But I do write scripts here and there.

b

[ebpda9]

Originally posted by 94_AcCoRd_EX
Well, C++ and Java are both object oriented, so I hope the switch won't be too hard for myself.

i didn't lean java yet, but the concept of classes was a bit hard in the begining but then, it became pretty easy once i got the hang of it. i forgot some languages so here is the complete list:

C, C++, COBOL , Pascal, HTML, q Basic, some of the TI-86 programming, and a bit of CSS. curently struggling with Perl and PHP

[nonovurbizniz]

I read the first 5-8 chapters in a java 2 book after taking C++ and the ONLY differences I encountered where gramatical.

The wording is a little different but it's the same language essentially. (java has no strings or something like that)

anyway if you did fine in one you'll do as well if not better in the other.

From my experience at least.

[ChrisCantSkate]

i usta write batch files in q-basic... for entertaining purposes