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Re: Do you prefer low-level or high-level languages?
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Jonathan Katz
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Many apologies for the delay in getting this survey out (I tried to compensate by making lots of choices!). I have been both caught up with work and having the power supply to my laptop die, but I will be updating the surveys on a regular basis now.
Enjoy, and please keep sending suggestions!
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11 August 2006, 04:05 GMT
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Re: Do you prefer low-level or high-level languages?
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rayden5 rayden5
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well why do you don't put an category of mixed languages as there are other's like me that program either in low either in hight i only use low when i knoe that some parts of the code may get improved if you use assembler directly....
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11 August 2006, 10:54 GMT
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Re: Do you prefer low-level or high-level languages?
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Matt M
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Incredible, I'm never in the first 10 posts...
now that that's off my chest, I'm glad to see a new survey. I've only ever programmed in C++, HTML, and TI-Basic.
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11 August 2006, 13:33 GMT
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Re: Do you prefer low-level or high-level languages?
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CajunLuke
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I wanted the choice "High-level, but I want to learn a low-level."
I simply don't have the time to get into 68k assembly or even TIGCC, not that I know enough C for the latter.
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11 August 2006, 13:44 GMT
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