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5 Reasons to hate any programming language: 1. It doesn't just know what I want it to do. 2. It doesn't accept ambiguous syntax. 3. I still have to type stuf
by RyanMcGreal 16y ago
5 Reasons to hate any programming language:
1. It doesn't just know what I want it to do.
2. It doesn't accept ambiguous syntax.
3. I still have to type stuff, even if I use an IDE.
4. It's not fast enough (for any value of "fast").
5. It's either too verbose or else unintelligible.
- igorgue 16y agoI kinda like the typing, it's something we call code I think is fun.
- viraptor 16y agoRe. 3: It seems you haven't worked with LabView. On the other hand -- you're lucky, you haven't worked with LabView.
- X-Istence 16y agoLabview, why did you have to remind me of that abomination? It is a real shame that US FIRST (FIRST Robotics) has decided for the FRC division to use LabView to have people program their cRio controllers to control their robots.
- argv_empty 16y ago2a. It does accept ambiguous syntax!