Post number #519103, ID: 848e78
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I feel you gurls would be interested about it. It is a modern upgrade of the programming languages C and C++.
I basically came across it by accident and it just clicked, I felt like it was the language I was going to learn.
I already know the very basics of C++ (IO and loops and stuff) and am okay with some Python (like basic scripting using libs, I don't use object oriented programming yet), but most of my "programmer mindset" came by using Basic Casio.
What are your thoughts?
Post number #519121, ID: d24e0a
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I love the d
Post number #519223, ID: 848e78
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Update: I finished the book's chapter about arrays. Slices are amazing!
captcha lol: foamy rafts raved
Post number #519224, ID: 848e78
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you can read the book here by the way: http://ddili.org/ders/d.en/index.html
Post number #519383, ID: 848e78
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pleaaaseeeee don't let this thread die, programming is fun! Also I think D should be involved in danger/u/ at some point, just for the joke.
Post number #519494, ID: 64601a
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>>519224 Thanks for the link! I always wanted to try out the D (language) since hearing about it, as a change of pace from the usual C++ stuff, but couldn't find a decent starting point. Sadly it likely won't get widespread adoption like Python or C++, but it seems to be as good a language as any for personal projects.
Post number #519527, ID: 1d1f98
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D! programmed in D! is my new life goal.
Post number #519528, ID: 64601a
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>>519527 D factorial? I like the way you're thinking, but that seems a tad hard.
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| I feel you gurls would be interested about it. It is a modern upgrade of the programming languages C and C++.
I basically came across it by accident and it just clicked, I felt like it was the language I was going to learn.
I already know the very basics of C++ (IO and loops and stuff) and am okay with some Python (like basic scripting using libs, I don't use object oriented programming yet), but most of my "programmer mindset" came by using Basic Casio.
What are your thoughts?