Gail wrote:
> 
> "Saul Luizaga" <sau### [at] netscapenet> wrote in message 
> news:48d6d3f3$1@news.povray.org...
> 
>> Well Gail, just for my University only, PIC and other integrated 
>> circuit handling from the PC and to calculate some circuit's equations 
>> or some other telecommunication algorithms for projects or assigments 
>> and some statistics nothing big/professional, I would say 
>> hobby/self-teaching/want-to-stop-being-a-NOOB-programmer kinda 
>> motivation :).
> 
> I'd say Java or C# then. They're complex, but once you have an 
> understanding it'll go a long way to learning other languages if you want.
> Get a book though. Learning by yourself is not the way to go with these 
> languages.
> 
> Though if yiou're rabidly anti-MS, that means that C# is out too. Pity, 
> cause it's actually a nice language. Designed by the same person who did 
> Delphi.
I see...

But you see, what I meant in my first post about C++ was that you can 
make and entire program in the HEADER of a for loop, I stand correct, 
and other structures; in the header? really? that is way too... crazy? I 
know this coz I was trying to learn C++ from a book, and taking this 
powerful abstractions the language was simple and very understandable, I 
really liked, but also was discouraged by the perspective that you'd 
need a fair number of hours to do things in a efficient time frame, I 
think, so maybe Haskel is the way to go for now.

One pro of C++/C# is that in every job requisite list I see: 
programming/mastering C++ a plus. I rarely see they mention any other 
language, and Haskel? never read/heard about it until this thread (sry 
OrchidXPv8).

One more small favor can you briefly tell me the difference between C++ 
and C#, what improvements did this person to C#? Almost everyone here 
has recommended it and no comments saying otherwise have been post, so 
it must be powerful, I have no doubt, but I'd like to know that 
difference to have a more complete opinion about C Language.

Thank you, I appreciate your advice.

Best Regards.

Post a reply to this message