Well, what language, bazuka? If you're a total beginner, I reccomend Ruby. http://ruby-lang.org
There's an IDE for it named 'FreeRIDE' but I don't reccomend it. Just use the ruby interpretyer 'irb'. It's on Synaptic
Well, what language, bazuka? If you're a total beginner, I reccomend Ruby. http://ruby-lang.org
There's an IDE for it named 'FreeRIDE' but I don't reccomend it. Just use the ruby interpretyer 'irb'. It's on Synaptic
I seem to have discovered a truly remarkable proof for Fermat's Last Theorem, which this siggie is too small to contain.
Geh... I hate to admit this, but I used to program on my apple II e, and I currently do logon script stuff with KiX. It's shameful, I know. I can GOTO like something you've never seen. I think it came from the Hardy Boys books.Originally Posted by Hikaru79
Realistically, I'd like to work on something portable, and something that will prepare me for better languages.
Hehehe.I can GOTO like something you've never seen.
Well, in that case, I stand beside my original suggestion of Ruby. It's portable, and it will definetly help prepare you for Object-Oriented Programming (Ruby is VERY OO). Of course, Python/Perl work too.
If you're interested in starting Ruby, here's two excellent books that will teach you everything you need to go from n00b to l33t h4><0rz
http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/ProgrammingRuby/
http://poignantguide.net
I seem to have discovered a truly remarkable proof for Fermat's Last Theorem, which this siggie is too small to contain.
Sweet... thanks for the linkage.
Ok, I'm trying out Python 2.4 and it seems pretty good so far. Although so far all I have done is Hello, World!...
I doubt I'll ever need to program for a living or even as part of my job but it's good (and fun) to know...
I'm getting quite fond of MonoDevelop, but Visual Studio.NET is one sexy app as well.
My favorite ide is Eclipse
What's a good free Linux IDE for C/C++? Preferably with mistake highlighting and a certain amount of code completion if possible. I refuse to use Eclipse anymore now that I'm done with my Java class.
$ whatis themeaningoflife
themeaningoflife: not found
I'd go with Eclipse and there C/C++ plugin. It's the best C/C++ IDE that I've ever used. You might want to try anjuta though.
What boots up must come down
Have you tried the Visual Editor from the Eclipse project ?Originally Posted by froogle
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