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I do html, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, PHP, and XML ,c++ ,pearl,and 30 others i know .There about almost a 1,000 programming language .
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but the basic commands of all of these thousands of languages are a few :
data types (int, float, ...)
data (structures,classes)
functions (compare-operators are functions too)
loops (for, while, until)
conditions (if, else)
that's all to know about the basics.
The art is to combine those basics together in a way which fullfills a lot of principles :
- viewpoint: performance
- viewpoint: reusability
- viewpoint: stability
- viewpoint: portability
- etc.
There are a lot of methods to reach this aims:
- object oriented programming (oop)
- aspect oriented programming
- parallel programming (threads)
- batch-programming
- shell-programming
and you can combine this methods of programming.
I like the shell programming with oop: Analysing first the problem and finding the basic-basic problem. This is the kernal function. It's embedded in the center or nearby. This is the function which needs a lot of brain-work. It is, you can say, the engin of the problem. It has to be very fast and very stable! The next step is to write the functions which are using this kernal-function(s). The next step is to write function which are using the functions which are using the kernal-functions and so on.
No way is the best way. You have to find out or decide which way is the best for you and push up your skills in to a level near the stars in heaven...
happy coding!
data types (int, float, ...)
data (structures,classes)
functions (compare-operators are functions too)
loops (for, while, until)
conditions (if, else)
that's all to know about the basics.
The art is to combine those basics together in a way which fullfills a lot of principles :
- viewpoint: performance
- viewpoint: reusability
- viewpoint: stability
- viewpoint: portability
- etc.
There are a lot of methods to reach this aims:
- object oriented programming (oop)
- aspect oriented programming
- parallel programming (threads)
- batch-programming
- shell-programming
and you can combine this methods of programming.
I like the shell programming with oop: Analysing first the problem and finding the basic-basic problem. This is the kernal function. It's embedded in the center or nearby. This is the function which needs a lot of brain-work. It is, you can say, the engin of the problem. It has to be very fast and very stable! The next step is to write the functions which are using this kernal-function(s). The next step is to write function which are using the functions which are using the kernal-functions and so on.
No way is the best way. You have to find out or decide which way is the best for you and push up your skills in to a level near the stars in heaven...
happy coding!
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@james1402
That's not a question. It's not even bragging, because most people on this forum know multiple programming languages as well.
Also: HTML, CSS, XML aren't programming languages per se.
A piece of advice:
You should care more for your knowledge in libraries. Programming is not about the language, it's about knowing your libraries.
Especially in the case of C/C++, there's so many libs. Microsoft alone offers dozens of different libs (MFC, COM, DirectX, .NET, GDI, GDI+, ...). Not to mention 3rd party libs. (Qt, OpenGL, wxWidgets, SFML, libavcodec, ...)
And of course, you should know the standard lib for the language at hand inside out.
That's not a question. It's not even bragging, because most people on this forum know multiple programming languages as well.
Also: HTML, CSS, XML aren't programming languages per se.
A piece of advice:
You should care more for your knowledge in libraries. Programming is not about the language, it's about knowing your libraries.
Especially in the case of C/C++, there's so many libs. Microsoft alone offers dozens of different libs (MFC, COM, DirectX, .NET, GDI, GDI+, ...). Not to mention 3rd party libs. (Qt, OpenGL, wxWidgets, SFML, libavcodec, ...)
And of course, you should know the standard lib for the language at hand inside out.
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