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Solve : Anyone here code in D? |
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Answer» I have started to code in D (finally, a real programming language), and I will say, it is quite nice. It is fairly similar to C. In fact, it gives you access to some of the C libraries. SkyIDE is a great choice for D, because it's just an all around awesome IDE, looks like Visual Studio. If anyone wants to know how to get started, you can PM me. tell me something about D. or give me link to readit myselfQuote from: Bukhari1986 on November 29, 2009, 10:20:05 AM tell me something about D. or give me link to readit myself Link HereI can't resit. Is this about a programming language... or the grade he got in Computer 101? Quote from: Geek-9pm on November 29, 2009, 12:59:18 PM
It would be funny except for the fact that you got it off the website . Quote from: Geek-9pm on November 29, 2009, 12:59:18 PM
Impressive . I'm using the to much but it fits so who cares. Glad you have a sense of humor. Some random quotes... Quote ...the C standard is nearly 500 pages, and the C++ standard is about 750 pages! Quote # Have a short learning curve for programmers comfortable with ...C or C++. And for those who have never done C or C++ (me). You only need to know 2 things. 1. ; to execute each line, excluding if ELSE statements and defining FUNCTIONS. 2. Static typing, meaning you have to define each VARIABLE type before defining it. The rest was a piece of cake. ive heard of d and always wanted to try it but was to lazy, might as well try it now, what are some good resources, and dont say google cause google is a pile of $#17You can just go to the D website download it. I have made a set of batch utilities, but I'm too lazy to host it on a site or put it up for download . |
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