Results
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Machine Code
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14
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3.0%
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Assembly Language
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74
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15.9%
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C/C++
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167
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35.8%
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Java
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12
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2.6%
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LISP
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2
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0.4%
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Perl
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17
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3.6%
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TI-BASIC
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123
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26.4%
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Other
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39
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8.4%
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I don't program.
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18
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3.9%
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Machine Language is the BEST!!!
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tim curnew
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Having read all of u guyz's replies to this survey, i gotta tells ya...
ASM:(okay)i wouldnt pick this to program larger games in, because of the common coding problems due to compilation.
BASIC:(limited)this language would be good to use for beginners learning TI programming (i did)
FLASH!!!:a PAIN IN THE ASS to code in, because you have to enter EVERYTHING by hand (like machine language), but Flash lets you use 4 times as much space for programs, they run faster, and can have COMPLETE control over the calc!!!
never heard of perl, or any of the other exotic languages
MachineCode:Is the best, because ou can use the functions of FLASH!!!, ASM, and BASIC. you can use ALL of the memory, and machine code is COMPLETELY customizable... Its FLASH!!! times 10!
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30 September 2000, 21:00 GMT
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Re: Machine Language is the BEST!!!
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blckmax012987
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Oh yeah, and.....
no offense with anyone with them, but I HATE MACS!!!
and C/C++ ARE AWESOME TOO!!!
I ma a 13 year old Student in a common middle school in Myrtle Beach , South Carolina, (USA)...
i have been programming for 5 years, and am one of the most proficient program debuggers/fixers that TI-CALC.org has, and i gotta say, its fun as hell, so u poor peoples who DON'T program, ... START!!!!!
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30 September 2000, 21:11 GMT
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Re: What is your favorite way to program?
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Nick Disabato
(Web Page)
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Andy, Andy, Andy.
TI-BASIC is not a programming language. It is a form of a scripting language.
Assembly is a programming language. TI-BASIC operates off the assembly-based operating system on an assembly processor. Hence, it's a scripting language, just like HTML is the scripting language to be rendered by the C code that comprises Internet Explorer or Netscape.
--BlueCalx
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30 September 2000, 21:44 GMT
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Re: interpreted vs scripted?
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David Phillips
(Web Page)
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It's an issue of semantics, but generally speaking, a programming language is something that is compiled into machine code, and a scripting language is something that is interpreted. Though, that is really a bad way to differentiate them, because you are still programming with a scripting language. And what about something like PHP3 or TI-BASIC, where it is interpreted on the fly, and something like PHP4 and Java, where it is compiled into byte-code, and interpreted then?
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1 October 2000, 07:53 GMT
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Re: What is your favorite way to program?
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Sebastian Reichelt
(Web Page)
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Delphi all the way!
I like designing programs in an object-oriented way; they usually turn out to be less buggy if you really use the things provided in OOP. Of all object-oriented languages, Delphi is simply the best.
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30 September 2000, 22:55 GMT
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Re: What is your favorite way to program?
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jrschiller
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I use qbasic for the simple reason, its on my machine. I do know some c but I don't have a complier. One thing that I have wanted to do for the last couple of years is java but I haven't got around to it.
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1 October 2000, 00:20 GMT
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Re: What is your favorite way to program?
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jrschiller
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I use qbasic for the simple reason, its on my machine. I do know some c but I don't have a complier. One thing that I have wanted to do for the last couple of years is java but I haven't got around to it.
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1 October 2000, 00:20 GMT
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Re: What is your favorite way to program?
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Pleonazm
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I like C++ a lot. I did start out with TI-BASIC though and I'm gettin quite good. But you can do so much more with C++. I've been taking a class on it this year. I hardly know anything, but already it's better than programming on a TI calculator!!
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1 October 2000, 00:34 GMT
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Re: What is your favorite way to program?
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Josh Storz
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i have experience in almost all of these and i can tell you that perl is the most versatile and useful language there is (besides php, of course =P). assembly is great fun but if you want return go with perl.
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1 October 2000, 03:25 GMT
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