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In reply to the discussion: your favorite programming language and why? [View all]Phillip McCleod
(1,837 posts)28. right? first loves? i have still have a soft spot for pascal.
and don't get me started on apple basic spaghetti code.. i was 12 the first time i wrote a 'Hello, world!' program. ah the days of starting lines of code with line numbers always remembering to leave some extra space in the numbering just in case you forget something.. don't wanna have to refactor all the rest of that code!
and 'goto'.. who could forget that monster?
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Meh. AOP is the new stupid thing. We tried it before, it was called programming by contract
Recursion
Feb 2013
#8
I wouldn't say it's nearly dead. There are LOTS of places where legacy code is still being used.
denverbill
Jun 2013
#34
lately I've been messing with various ways of writing c/++ extensions for python
Phillip McCleod
Mar 2013
#26