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Does anybody here that knows more than two programming languages ever confuse the two? For example, PERL requires a ; at the end of a LOT of lines (altough not all) but VB doesn't. SO, I often put a semicolon after VB lines.
Anyway... just thought it would be a neat thing to ask.
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Tom Young, 14 Year Old
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PERL, JavaScript and VB Programmer
I know Visual Basic, Java, and C++. I usually can keep the pretty much separate. However, I do have three problems:
1) I get C++ and Java function calls screwed up all the time
2) I declare C++ and Java arrays like VB arrays
3) I get select and switch screwed up.
Not a bad question at all.
I program in VB, C/C++, Java, VB/JavaScript, ASP and all different databases (personal like Access, dBase, FoxPro and ODBC like SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase etc) Sometimes I do get confused with the syntax. For example in C/C++ it requires you to put semicolon at the end of the statement, so sometimes I put semicolon in VB (duh!!!). But in general I'm doing pretty good keeping those things clean.
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Serge
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I currently use VB5 and TCL/TK although I have used C, Pascal and a few varieties of Basic.
Fortunately, VB and TCL are so different I rarely get them confused.
Of course to complicate things, I'm learning Java too.........
I'm a MS fan so I program in VB, VC, VJ++, Fox Pro and Interdev. Oh and Turbo Pascal for DOS ("nobless oblige"). Althought I don't need daily to programm in all these languages I sometimes think in a func in VB and then write it in VC. I'm not a genius so I get sometimes pretty confused (and the application too).
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Jorge Ledo
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Portugal
You like Microsoft? Ulgh!
Sometimes I declare a matrix in VB in C/C++ style:
Dim Matrix[50][100] As Long
I got the semicolon effect backwards - sometimes I forget to put a semicolon in C/C++/Pascal...
And I always forget to put a semicolon after the closing braces of a class in C++, but that's a different story!
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Yonatan
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I do VB, VB Script, Java, Perl and I do get them mixed up on occasion. It always sucks when you do cause it's not always an easy thing to find.