(Aug 6, 2024 08:46 PM)nodes Wrote:  What is the next programming language you will learn?

I have thought about a few:
C#
Go
Rust
Ruby

I am currently learning C++ and have a good ways to go, but figured I’d ask y’all what you are thinking for your next language :)

(Aug 6, 2024 09:03 PM)Mr_Kh4os Wrote:  That's awesome you'll be able to do anything after that, I am currently learning Python and want to move in C++ after from there maybe some networking knowledge.

(Aug 6, 2024 10:03 PM)Bastille Wrote:  I would love to improve my Python, aside of that I would also improve Bash and PowerShell, and then C++

(Aug 7, 2024 06:34 AM)nodes Wrote:  Yeah that’s how it feels lol! I know Python, PHP, JS, Solidity, SQL, HTML, CSS and all the Linux sys admin stuff. I decided to learn C++ so I could go lower level with my code and get closer to hardware.

(Aug 7, 2024 08:36 AM)Mr_Kh4os Wrote:  I swear everyone in Fallen know's a lot of coding 🤣, I am trying to get to a moderate level before I ever apply. Hmm what does it mean lower level with my code and get closer to hardware?

(Aug 7, 2024 09:29 AM)SovietBastard Wrote:  not to be rude or arrogant, but you just asked what lower level means and you previously said you are learning python and you want to start c++, how are you going to learn programming in c++ if you don't know yet the difference between low/high level programming? im trying to understand your situation, going from "im learning python and then i want to go for c++" to "what does lower level mean?" is quite a big gap don't you think? Lower level in programming means that you basically have more control, higher level means less control, lower level languages are C, c++, assembly, etc ... High level are python, javascript, go, etc... Getting closer to hardware means exactly that you get closer to hardware, no better definition, however, i don't usually give this kind of tips to newbies, but if you're going to learn c++ make sure you know what hardware and software means...

(Aug 7, 2024 09:56 AM)Mr_Kh4os Wrote:  Part of learning is asking questions that you don't know and getting out of your comfort zone there is a lot of different terminology people use and I am coming from a completely different field outside of just gaming and building pc's for hobby. I just started learning part time which means I have little to no knowledge and I didn't want it to come off like I knew everything but it sounds like you read it the opposite haha no harm no foul text always seems to sound different then it is supposed to.

I really appreciate you breaking it down this makes more sense, English is not my first language so sometimes I have to ask for it to be phrased another way(like this instance) it's just how my brain works I am trying to improve.

(Aug 7, 2024 10:49 AM)SovietBastard Wrote:  you're good no worries, english is not even my first language, so i understand...

(Aug 7, 2024 11:40 AM)nodes Wrote:  Wow, this thread didn’t turn into a war between users

Wholesome and nice to see :)

(Aug 7, 2024 12:44 PM)SovietBastard Wrote:  why? is this what happens here all the time ? im a pretty chill dude until get herassed :)

(Aug 6, 2024 08:46 PM)nodes Wrote:  What is the next programming language you will learn?

I have thought about a few:
C#
Go
Rust
Ruby

I am currently learning C++ and have a good ways to go, but figured I’d ask y’all what you are thinking for your next language :)