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There is no backwards compatibility with popular programming languages. Syntax, dependencies, documentation etc changes so fast, that when I tried to get some s
by xet7 4y ago
There is no backwards compatibility with popular programming languages. Syntax, dependencies, documentation etc changes so fast, that when I tried to get some simple example working, there were not any working examples at:
1) Official documentation
2) Official source code
3) Google search
4) ChatGPT4
So I feel, that to get anything done, I need to find those programming languages where syntax did not change, and that have existing documentation and books, with examples that still work, and where reading syntax does not require mind bending to impossible shapes.
I did not read that article as being a joke. It got me more interested about C++, that is refreshing.
- iudqnolq 4y agoNone of the examples in the official documentation complied? That's probably an issue with the setup instructions. You probably don't have it installed right, or ran the compiler wrong, or something like that. Many languages are bad at explaining this part. Unless this was a tiny hobby language the docs should compile.