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The first (and easiest for me) was QBasic. It was simple, elegant and sweet to write. Then I tried CPP. Nope. JS. Nope. C#. Nope. Java. Death. Now I'm trying my
by cephasibnjah 7y ago
The first (and easiest for me) was QBasic. It was simple, elegant and sweet to write. Then I tried CPP. Nope. JS. Nope. C#. Nope. Java. Death. Now I'm trying my hands on Python. It looks a bit like QB (especially the terminal) so I think it'll be great for me.
I lost my love for programming languages l, no thanks to the (mostly) boring things you're taught in school. There's always so much to read and emphasis isn't really laid on development of full fledged applications (on my side of the globe, anyways), so it sort of fizzled out and died (Jacobian matrix and Runge-Kutta methods ensured its death faster). Now I'm looking to fan it into flames. I do hope I'm not too late.