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Geek Culture / Favourite programming language?

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mm0zct
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Posted: 6th Dec 2003 19:30 Edited at: 6th Dec 2003 21:23
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thank you MicroMan, i personally hadn't discovered functions because i haven't much db experience but i will make sure i include them
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Jaze
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Posted: 7th Dec 2003 08:26
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I like freepascal (freepascal.org) Free, Fast as C/C++, Strict Typing, Classes, Inline assembly, OOP like crazy

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mm0zct
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i use torbo pascal, freepascal doesn't work right in xp.
turbo pascal is free too though and (in my opinion) has a better interface. also it is made by borland.

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MicroMan
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Posted: 7th Dec 2003 15:39
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Turbo Pacal? Now that brings memories! Octopus memories, no less. Oh, programming the blitz fast 286's with Turbo Pascal from Borland. And hinted at the horizon was that unheard of power-beast the 386.

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Pricey
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Posted: 7th Dec 2003 17:21
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i am a total Blitz Basic expert, i started on it when i was 9, i am now 12 and can do almost anything 2D in it

i am ok at DB but i haven't made any thing good in a while

i think c and c++ are way to hard to program, i don't see the logic in them

i tried visual basic 6 a while ago and hated its guts

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comando 300
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Posted: 7th Dec 2003 23:20
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I like Javascript and HTML.
I'm new in DB and I really like it.
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ReD_eYe
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Posted: 7th Dec 2003 23:25
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Quote: "i am a total Blitz Basic expert"

ah!!! it burns!!! seems to be abit of a blitz uprising lately, who's is with me in crushing the evil blitz peoples...
oh... all right no one then



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Dazzag
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Posted: 8th Dec 2003 01:55
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Hmmm. STOS was my favourite.

One good one was Ada. Y'know, program tanks, Eurofighter, big bombs 'n stuff. Cool. If I remember rightly, Modula 2 was written as a training language for Pascal, which was a training language for Ada. Is nice though. Just pretty useless unless you wan't to have subroutines like SELF_DESTRUCT, TARGET_TANK, or FOLLOW_ROAD_TILL_TARGET.

Cheers

I am 99% probably lying in bed right now... so don't blame me for crappy typing
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comando 300
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Posted: 9th Dec 2003 00:37
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Who know something about mediaforge?(in reality is a drag and drop program but use what's called mediabasic,is the same thing as basic)
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