[Soaked Up #5] Plugin Reviews, and more!

Sponge
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I know Jython and have kinda started looking at F# but haven’t really done anything. What the heck is C-- though? Never heard of that.

Also on the topic of C based langs, totally an expert on C+= :stuck_out_tongue:

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C-- is not really well known… Check it out here!

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Highly Proficient
C
C++
Objective-C
x86-Assembly
ARM-Assembly

Proficient
Java
Python
Ruby
PHP
Bash
Javascript

Understood
Perl
CSS

Dabbled
Lua

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I bookmarked your post, you are inspiring. Now I will come back to this list and learn them. :slight_smile:
Edit: Yes I know this is going to take a lot of time.

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Gosh dang you @LordLambda you’re the best programer I know.

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Let’s see… Order is from best to worst:

Python
Go
C/C++
Java
Javascript
Csound
LLVM-IR (yes, i know)
Swift
Ruby
Rust
R

And HTML, XML, CSS and so, but i don’t see them as programming languages.
I probably forgot some, but who cares? :sparkles:

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C
C++
Java
Python
Ruby
Lua
Bash
Javascript
Groovy
PHP
C#
Visual Basic

and a bunch more…

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Aw shucks

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I’m mostly a web guy so:

Proficient
HTML5
CSS3

Improving/Learning
PHP
JS

Dabbled
C
C#
C++
Java

HATED
RobotC (a horrible, freakish C based language.) :tired_face:

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Lol I remember using that :slight_smile: FTC through FRC I used that lang to program my teams bot. Didn’t realize how bad it was at the time as I did not know that many other languages.

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I’m currently used Java and Lua.
Because I simply messed up the syntax when its come to JavaScript,PHP,Actionscript,etc.

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Proficient:

  • C\C++
  • Java
  • PHP
  • Perl
  • JS

Learning:

  • Python
  • C#
  • Assembly
  • Lua

Other: (not programming languages)

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
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  • Java
  • Python
  • Lua
  • Scala
  • Haskell
  • CSS/HTML/JavaScript

I like functional the best. :slight_smile:

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I’d have to say that anyone who does work with websites may find this a wee bit offensive…
Yeah, fanboy, guilty as charged.

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Yeah, my favorite part was how sometimes you’d run the same autonomous mode several times and it’d do something different each time without any change to the code.

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HTML and CSS are literally not programming languages, they don’t execute code.
(Assuming that’s what your vague post was referring to).

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Programming language: In computer technology, a set of conventions in which instructions for the machine are written.

This is a huge debate, but I personally view it a programming language. Its a set of instructions which tells a computer how to do something…

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I consider it a language. It’s telling the computer how to show something in a specific order, much like any other language does something specific. HTML is executed by a browser much like Java is executed by the JVM. I don’t see why it’s not a language, when it has its own syntax, classes and calls.

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@octoshrimpy @cae1136 I personally see it as a design language. HTML and CSS only determine how to show something. And Javascript is a programming language, which executes statements, expressions etc.

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For me personally, the way I see it is programming languages are generally compiled, and things like javascript (or python) are scripting languages since they are uncompiled. For HTML, CSS, or other related languages, I will have to agree with how @Exstar names them until I find a better name for them.

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