View Poll Results: What is your favorit programming langauge?

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  • Visual Basic.Net

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  • C#

    4 12.12%
  • C++

    6 18.18%
  • JAVA

    1 3.03%
  • HTML

    1 3.03%
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Thread: What is your favorit programming langauge?

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    What is your favorit programming langauge?

    What is your Favorit programming/ML langauge?
    Last edited by ProgrammerJon; Feb 1st, 2003 at 03:58 PM.

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    Seems a bit one sided, seeing as this is the VB.NET Forum
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    that's because I acedently put it here and i don't know how to move it.

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    Originally posted by ProgrammerJon
    that's because I acedently put it here and i don't know how to move it.
    no one can move threads in any forum but admins and moderators (i think)

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    C++ is the best, althrough C#.NET is coming up nicely (speed issue).
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    C++, because it is infinitely more flexible than VB, easier to use than C in most non-systems cases.

    And it works on non-Windows systems as well
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    It says what is your favourite .NET programming language or was the .NET an after thought.

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    HTML isn't a language.

    Well, I read the title of the post, not what he said, so...blaaaahhh
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    I am suprised by the amount of people who like VB.NET ???
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    originally by parsieHTML isn't a language.
    exactly!
    For me It's C#; designed for .NET the others are ports and your bound to come by some problems as a result IMO.
    Plus I think that going from say VB to VB.NET would be confusing.
    I would be thinking of them as being same language and not a completely different one.

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    I prefer C++, but for .NET, i wouldn't want to use it. C# is actually quite a good language, and it's the best tool for the job there, in fact *designed* for it.
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    C# is great for business applications and other data-style items. Everything else, is out of each of it because of slowness. C# syntax is good though (like Java).
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    It's not that slow. And under .NET, C++ will run at more-or-less the same speed, since it's all compiled down to IL anyway.
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    Originally posted by made_of_asp
    I am suprised by the amount of people who like VB.NET ???
    The reason why there is so many people who voted for vb.net is because oringally it was in the vb.net forum.

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    Originally posted by parksie
    It's not that slow. And under .NET, C++ will run at more-or-less the same speed, since it's all compiled down to IL anyway.
    whats IL?

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    Intermediate Language. It can then be compiled to a .net executable.
    All contents of the above post that aren't somebody elses are mine, not the property of some media corporation.
    (Just a heads-up)

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    HTML.Net? Where can I pick that up at?
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    What about VB and cut the .NET...where is that alternative...

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    Lets pretend that vb.net is the same as vb.
    (I can't edit this poll)

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    Originally posted by DeadEyes
    It says what is your favourite .NET programming language or was the .NET an after thought.

    HTML
    That was what the oringal question was going to be, but I canged it(in the poll) and forgot to change that.

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    OK then I will vote for .NET now...but I have never tested it....

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    Personally, I like Delphi best, and I'll tell you why.

    Having slight experience in the C++ arena, I decided to give it up because I found it a little complex. A friend of mine got me interested in Visual Basic, but as I became more adept at it, I started having speed issues. The complexity of my code started slowing my programs down quite a bit, especially when I started getting into nested loops and API calls.

    A few months ago, I met another programmer. One thing led to another, and we became good friends. I told him about my problem, and asked him if there was anything easier than C++. He told me to learn Delphi.

    Ever since, it's been happy times. The speed of my programs have increased dramatically. Best of all, there was little transition time to Delphi, because it's almost exactly like VB, combined with the speed of C++. You guys should try it, it's a nice, simple language. I have already ported many of my programs to Delphi.

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    Yes...Delphi is easy once you know VB. I used 2 weeks to make my first small game in Delphi when I tried it out. But I went back to VB. Now I'm learning JAVA and ASM at school and next year it's C++.

    I think that one thing you have too think of when you are going to make an app/game, is to find the right tool for the job...

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    Originally posted by NoteMe
    I think that one thing you have too think of when you are going to make an app/game, is to find the right tool for the job...
    Yup. C++ =).

    Z.

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    Do I have to shuffle a BIG dead raccoon up your ass, to make you stop saying that...

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    ASM? Sheesh, I took one look at it and cringed, heh. They used to have online tutorials on it at this site I frequently visited, but they went down now.
    Last edited by hothead; Feb 2nd, 2003 at 10:15 AM.

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    Originally posted by NoteMe
    Do I have to shuffle a BIG dead raccoon up your ass, to make you stop saying that...
    Learn C++... youll agree with me =)

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    C++ does seem to be pretty good for games, especially written to support DirectX/DirectSound/DirectInput. I use VB for smaller games, and Delphi for bigger ones. I hear DirectX on VB is really slow.

    Does Delphi have a DirectX platform?

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