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The ranking process requires answering 110 questions.. I can not imagine you would actually need that many questions. Perhaps the author can use the already su
by tinco 14y ago
The ranking process requires answering 110 questions.. I can not imagine you would actually need that many questions.
Perhaps the author can use the already submitted questionnaires to see which questions correlate heavily, so they might be merged.
The only language I know from this list that I wouldn't recommend wholeheartedly to someone else is Java, and that's just because I know C#.
A bunch of languages I know very superficially, and just haven't learned because I didn't like their superficial qualities. Anyone here ever mastered (not just learned) a language that they did not like at all? I don't like Java all that much, but it is not absolutely terrible.
(From this list I am comfortable with Ruby, Haskell, C#, Java and Javascript, less comfortable with C, C++, Scheme, Python, ASM, Matlab, VB, PHP)
- FuzzyDunlop 14y agoSome of the questions are duplicate, in terms of both addressing the same characteristic, but leading it in either a positive or negative way. Presumably this is to fit in the format of just clicking 'rank' or 'skip', for each question (which I think is also ambiguous). Surely it would have worked better as 'statement -> yes/no[/skip]', cutting down the number of questions by about half (I'd guess) at the same time?