C/C++/C#/Go/Java/Obj-C/Rust/Swift etc more Static Strongly-Typed, Compiled Language Programming [Official Discussion Thread]

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A thread for more enterprise, compiled, statically bound, strongly typed languages.

C, C++, C#, Go, Java, Obj-C, Rust, Swift and other similar languages.

Resources

General
Compiler Explorer - to see corresponding assembly code on the fly

Youtube for General Comp Sci and Programming
SciShow Computer Science full A-Z of Comp Sci

Computerphile - InDepth discussion of many different comnp sci topics, from beginner to advanced https://www.youtube.com/user/Computerphile

C++
Definitive book list @ Stack Overflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list
Quick C++ Benchmarks - to see assembly code and performance benchmarks
Wandbox - sandbox for multiple languages including C++

 

[F K]

I love C#. linq >>>>>

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Kick it off @brehsimilitude

Over here hedging like Jay did on Black Republicans




Jay: Esco, what up?

Nas: What up homie

Jay: I mean, it's what you expected, ain't it? let's go, uh uh uh uh, turn the music up in the headphones, yeah that's perfect

Nas: Right

Jay: You gotta take ya time, make a nicca wait on this mufukka. Make nikkas mad and shyt like... Niccas usually just start rappin' after four bars...

Nas: Nicca, go in!

 

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I love C#. linq >>>>>

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how so? isn't c# just b*stardised (for $$$) java?

 

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Kick it off @brehsimilitude

 

[F K]

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how so? isn't c# just b*stardised (for $$$) java?

I don't know. I haven't used java. From what I've heard they wanted to improve java. Linq just makes transforming/filtering data mad easy and convenient.

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

I don't know. I haven't used java. From what I've heard they wanted to improve java. Linq just makes transforming/filtering data mad easy and convenient.

I thought it was that they wanted to buy Java and got rebuffed, so they made their own Java with blackjack and hookers

. Back when I was using C# with Unity I got into it because Microsoft's documentation was so good compared to the Java documentation. It always felt like there was a lot more code needed to get off the ground though. A simple hello world in Java is just the class. In C# it was the class plus like 8 or 9 other random files, although I think this might have changed with .NET Core .

 

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I thought it was that they wanted to buy Java and got rebuffed, so they made their own Java with blackjack and hookers

. Back when I was using C# with Unity I got into it because Microsoft's documentation was so good compared to the Java documentation. It always felt like there was a lot more code needed to get off the ground though. A simple hello world in Java is just the class. In C# it was the class plus like 8 or 9 other random files, although I think this might have changed with .NET Core .

I think it just added yet another language for devs to learn without the language itself adding much to your toolset.

C -> C++ -> Java -> Kotlin makes sense.

And then all of a sudden MS had to complicate the game because they wanted a controlling interest.

Java and C# have so many revisions it's impossible (for me anyway) to keep up to date with both (along with C++ and all the other tech waves).

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I worked on a C#/MS project which was integrated into Azure (online)

I spent the whole time why they weren't using Java along with better more open tools (git, atlassian)

 

[F K]

https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/#most-loved-dreaded-and-wanted-language-love-dread

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

Anyone using Rust? I'm going through the Rust book right now.

 

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https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/#most-loved-dreaded-and-wanted-language-love-dread

yeah but you know c# devs believe that windows is an acceptable operating system ... i'd imagine that most people do.

it depends on what you were exposed to on the way up.

i mean javascript (web centric and barely a language) is above C++ (control systems, supercomputers, flight systems, operating systems) in that list.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Anyone using Rust? I'm going through the Rust book right now.

One day I'll look into F# and Elmish.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

I thought it was that they wanted to buy Java and got rebuffed, so they made their own Java with blackjack and hookers

. Back when I was using C# with Unity I got into it because Microsoft's documentation was so good compared to the Java documentation. It always felt like there was a lot more code needed to get off the ground though. A simple hello world in Java is just the class. In C# it was the class plus like 8 or 9 other random files, although I think this might have changed with .NET Core .

Basically. Microsoft had a language called J# for a bit. But they got sued and thus C# was born. True story.

 

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Anyone using Rust? I'm going through the Rust book right now.

i saw you asked before in another thread. it doesn't appear so but hopefully this dedicated thread catches the attention of someone who does.

can you program already or is this your first language?

why did you pick rust?

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

i saw you asked before in another thread. it doesn't appear so but hopefully this dedicated thread catches the attention of someone who does.

can you program already or is this your first language?

why did you pick rust?

I've been programming for a long time. I picked Rust because I had been hearing good things about it, and I had a project that I wasn't far in to that I had started in C++, and I decided that this was a good time to learn Rust, so after I go through the book I'm going to port that project to Rust.