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I have been a programmer since 1975. Never had a class in any of it. Give me a manual and a computer and I got it. Here is something I do not understand, why do you talk about picking a language to learn or use? Any where I have worked already has the language. I just open one of their manuals and code! Normally the boss is an engineer or a desk pounding marketing type that knows nothing about computers. Just kiss the bottom of the human resources guy and you are in! I have worked in banking, airplanes, library search systems, medical, cranes, and more. And many languages and many assemblers. You guys make no sense!
Zig? hahaha at least not sieg
would love some advice. All i want to do is build small apps. to help out with my job, for instance a GUI that searches folders for files, was thinking python, but dont know how to tie it all together. would someting like Java or c# be better? I'm not a coder, and i dont plan to gte into programming as a career, but would love to gain an entry level knowledge, to build those little tools
Very useful and well presented.
Very neat and well explained.
Great video, really enjoyed it.
I enjoyed the clarity of this video.
Great job explaining this.
Very professional and well explained.
Straight to the point, well done.
A very well done video.
I learned something new today.
I appreciate the clarity of this video.
That is a great perspective. After listening to your advice, it just sounds obvious now. Thanks.
This was a great watch.
I’m glad I found this video.
Wahts with Luau?
Started with Python and mostly use R now for Data Viz, Data Preparation and computational Statistics
A good programmer can learn a new language quickly. Some language is a big deal, it is knowing how to create a useful program.
Very nicely done.