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d.athena 17.04.10 - 03:46pm
Can any1 plz tell me what is the most powerful programming language coz ryt now im using visual basic 08 * +

ashken 17.04.10 - 05:13pm
The most powerful programming language is the CPU s own machine language, after that comes Assembly languages like(X86 assemblers eg MASM, NASM,FASM, TASM brainFuk, ARM, AVR PIC Assemblers , then middle-level languages like C/C++, pascal, delphi pascal, Algol, BCPL Then high- level languages like Java, C sharp, Python, perl, ruby, shell, html, php then visual basic is the looser. * +

arjunkr 17.04.10 - 05:21pm
cpp is good lol...@pw use visual c++ 2010 its really nice * +

debeli 23.04.10 - 03:10am
Csharp is realy good, and if u know VB .NET good, it will be easy to learn Csharp, they r simmilar, and you should stay at VB .NET. Lots of people thinks it succks, cuz of the previous versions(VB5, VB6), But VB .NET is an OOP, and good almost as any other MS Visual OOP Lang. I dont know 4 what do u need programming skills, but Csharp Is pretty good 4 evrything, and VB .NET respectively. * +

debeli 23.04.10 - 03:29am
There is another thing, there r 2 general types of progm. langs, OOP(C++,C,Java etc.) and functional(Pyton, Pearl, Ruby, Fsharp), i dont know what r the 2nd ones good 4, but i hav tryd 2 learn Fsharp, and i got realy confused. It uses totaly diferent logic from OOP. The choice is yours, but i recommand you to learn one OOP progming lang(C), one design scripting lang(XML, HTML, JavaScript), and S * +

debeli 23.04.10 - 03:33am
There is another thing, there r 2 general types of progm. langs, OOP(C++,Csharp,Java, VB .NET etc.) and functional(Pyton, Pearl, Ruby, Fsharp etc.), i dont know what r the 2nd ones good 4, but i hav tryd 2 learn Fsharp, and i got realy confused. It uses totaly diferent logic from OOP. The choice is yours, but i recommand you to learn one OOP progming lang(Csharp), one design scripting lang(XML, HTML, JavaScript), and SQL for working with datebases, and the world is yours. * +

ashken 23.04.10 - 05:48am
if you want to be on the safe side learn an open source language.a real programmer does not use VB or .NET. MIT EECS curricula does not use any microsoft language. they use python, C++,java, matlabs. you think they are stupid to avoid microsoft languages? MIT has for many years been voted the best when it comes to computer science and electronic engineering.Think about it. * +

debeli 23.04.10 - 06:52am
Thanks 4 advice, ashken. Few days ago I started to learn Cpp, and I confirm its the best, and Csharp is COPY of Java, and .NET library is the COPY of open source, but MS languages are easier to learn, and good to introduce begginers (like myself) in concepts of programming. I think that the only microsoft's original product is MS DOS. * +

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