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Checking in as another 50 year old, still on HN, still an "engineer", experienced enough to use tools, not "stack"s. Admittedly I didn't start with Pascal, but
by Sindisil 9y ago
Checking in as another 50 year old, still on HN, still an "engineer", experienced enough to use tools, not "stack"s.
Admittedly I didn't start with Pascal, but rather with BASIC and several assembly languages (1802, Z80, & 6809 were among the first I used). I learned Pascal after C, actually. I like things about both, but often wish that Wirthian languages would have won out.
FWIW, these days I primarily use Java, C, C++ (when I must), and a smattering of other languages, with libraries and such chosen to match the problem at hand and the environment in which it must be solved.
- merb 9y agowell I'm 27 and started with turbo pascal/delphi and I didn't hated it. I still have the programming book, but never looked at it again in the last 10 years.