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So?
Cout << "Does anyone out there program?" << endl;
printf ("I do! If you do, what language ? /n");
System.out.println("C/C++? Java ? .NET and variants? Python? Objective-C? Action script?")
I personally use C++, but I know lots of people like Java, or Python.
I personally DREAD Java and ABHOR .NET.
But, that's just me.
(PM me for reasons)
How about you?

[Loner]

So?
Cout << "Does anyone out there program?" << endl;
printf ("I do! If you do, what language ? /n");
System.out.println("C/C++? Java ? .NET and variants? Python? Objective-C? Action script?")
I personally use C++, but I know lots of people like Java, or Python.
I personally DREAD Java and ABHOR .NET.
But, that's just me.
(PM me for reasons)
How about you?

I've dabbled in C++ before, but that's mostly as a result of interest in MUD's (like the kind I grew up playing).

For those that are unfamiliar with MUD's, they're basically the precursor's of modern MMO's - essentially entirely text-driven virtual world's, where everything around you, the world, the people, the items, the monsters, the quests, EVERYTHING, is described in a literary format as opposed to having a graphical depiction.

If I had to compare it to something, I guess it would be a little like a multiplayer choose your own adventure novel.

Oh, and on topic, let's see if I got this right...

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// This is an mpreg comment

int main()
{
cout << "Loner is an mpregger!\n";
return 0;
}

[inflator]

So?
Cout << "Does anyone out there program?" << endl;
printf ("I do! If you do, what language ? /n");
System.out.println("C/C++? Java ? .NET and variants? Python? Objective-C? Action script?")
I personally use C++, but I know lots of people like Java, or Python.
I personally DREAD Java and ABHOR .NET.
But, that's just me.
(PM me for reasons)
How about you?

I've dabbled in C++ before, but that's mostly as a result of interest in MUD's (like the kind I grew up playing).

For those that are unfamiliar with MUD's, they're basically the precursor's of modern MMO's - essentially entirely text-driven virtual world's, where everything around you, the world, the people, the items, the monsters, the quests, EVERYTHING, is described in a literary format as opposed to having a graphical depiction.

If I had to compare it to something, I guess it would be a little like a multiplayer choose your own adventure novel.

Oh, and on topic, let's see if I got this right...

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// This is an mpreg comment

int main()
{
cout << "Loner is an mpregger!\n";
return 0;
}

Very, very good!
A little bit of C-style string in there with the \n, but very good!
Glad someone else is good with it!

[ravenblack]

Well I do more then one of those, CSS and Java of coarse, but I have been learning a few other in college.

[Faunus]

Oh my goodness, I really need some help with a java quiz I'm working on. I'll seriously pay money, but I think the person needs to know it pretty well.

[inflator]

I can't stand java.......
Good for those of you doing programming!
Congrats on your new-world skill!
Embedded, anyone?

[Gravid Lutra]

C#, Python, and Ruby if I have a choice in the matter, VB.NET and PHP for work.

[inflator]

Yay python!