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Re: Will you use any ticalc.org Exclusives submitted to learn a new language? extend knowledge of known languages?
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bordoni nils
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In french tutorials would be easier to understand....
But there isnt ti-fr anymore....
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8 February 2004, 11:07 GMT
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Re: Will you use any ticalc.org Exclusives submitted to learn a new language? extend knowledge of known languages?
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angelboy
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I AM THE ULTIMATE TI PROGRAMMER!!!
well, almost...
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8 February 2004, 14:00 GMT
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Re: Will you use any ticalc.org Exclusives submitted to learn a new language? extend knowledge of known languages?
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Brian Gordon
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heh if I learn any more programming languages, it's not going to be for the calculator. I think that I might murder Java and then hold up its dead body and show it to Perl and say: "Make me understand or else." But more seriously, I think it would be better to learn a more practical widely-used language than a calculator language.
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8 February 2004, 14:11 GMT
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Re: Will you use any ticalc.org Exclusives submitted to learn a new language? extend knowledge of known languages?
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no_one_2000_
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Hmm... well, I don't have any interest in learning 68k asm, since I already know C... and I already know z80 for the TI-82, at least. I might use the exclusives to expand knowledge, but not to learn a new language.
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8 February 2004, 16:32 GMT
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Re: Will you use any ticalc.org Exclusives submitted to learn a new language? extend knowledge of known languages?
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JAKAS
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I think that if you've had your share of Calculator programming, then you should move on to C++. Java can be good, but it's fundamentally stupid.
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8 February 2004, 19:10 GMT
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