gfk wrote:
[quote]The esiest language in the world[quote]
--Not English, apparently.
lol...took the words right out of my mouth!!! "unfortianatly"....
Good conversation, though. Food for thought.
I'm glad to hear that there is a good IDE for Java. If I ever get back into it, that would be nice. I was coding Java in a text editor,and I found that since it was so strongly typed, and so unforgiving, I was prone to simple syntax errors. Syntax highlighting would help with that, at least in terms of speed when coding.
Although, from what I hear, Java has had its heyday already and its popularity may be waning. C++ may have more longevity. We'll see. Lots of programmers dislike Java.
[quote]The esiest language in the world[quote]
--Not English, apparently.
lol...took the words right out of my mouth!!! "unfortianatly"....
Good conversation, though. Food for thought.
I'm glad to hear that there is a good IDE for Java. If I ever get back into it, that would be nice. I was coding Java in a text editor,and I found that since it was so strongly typed, and so unforgiving, I was prone to simple syntax errors. Syntax highlighting would help with that, at least in terms of speed when coding.
Although, from what I hear, Java has had its heyday already and its popularity may be waning. C++ may have more longevity. We'll see. Lots of programmers dislike Java.