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Mastermind
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I mainly program in C and Java. I didn't like C++ when I learnt it and still try to avoid it. Interestingly, when I code in Java I don't always follow the OO approach. At the moment, I am creating a timetabling application in Java but using the old procedural methods (e.g. having lots of methods instead of classes). I think, inside me I'm still in favour of the old method. I was wondering how many of you feel about it.
And yes.... please don't just quote the pros & cons of different styles from the text books. I can get that information myself thanks :wink: . I am just interested about how YOU code and feel comfortable with and YOUR reason behind your choice. |
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Mon Apr 26, 04 3:51 am
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I am primarily a designer and like to play with graphics. For web I find more interest in designing the interface than actual programing. Hml is formatting lang. you know, not programming lang. I keep waiting till I have to get into the coding parts with php. When I do, I try to keep it simple. Php is losely object oriented. So methods are simpler and it works just fine for me because so far I have not to get into a real complicated and large scale application development. For the upcoming web based yellow pages of bangladesh, perhaps, i will have to use more classes and get more object oriented 'cause there will be complicated objects and object hierachies.
Same case with my Flash action script programming.
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Mon Apr 26, 04 10:49 am
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dude
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I work mostly with Java. I try to be as much object oriented as possible. All the new laguages being developed are object oriented. What is your opinion about C#? DK and quantum was having a heated debate in the .net. Can't put my teeth into it. You may try. :D |
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Mon Apr 26, 04 11:11 am
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Mastermind
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I think that shouldn't be the reason for choosing OOP. OOP is just another methodology or way of organizing projects. Personally, I think for smaller projects/ programs OOP has little or no effect at all and there is no point of using OOP unless someone uses its features effectively (like using lots of polymorphisms or inheritances).
I've never used C# thus have no experience at all. But I heard its more like Java than C++. Right now, I'm just concentrating on Java.
N.B. Quantum, in many posts you post as a guest but at the end sign your username. Why is this? Too lazy to login to post :P |
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Tue Apr 27, 04 5:55 am
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quantum
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MM,
Agree with your object oriented part.
Quantum, in many posts you post as a guest but at the end sign your username. Why is this? Too lazy to login to post
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Tue Apr 27, 04 10:14 am
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dinangkur
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I use C++, MySQL, VB, perl. But I need to deal with C when I play with linux. The reason I like C++ is for it's extensive library, so I can reuse the code. I hate to reinvent the wheel. But again inside a class it's procedural style. 
Finally I like to say I do love to code and as I follow the style according to need.
Happy Hacking.
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Wed Apr 28, 04 2:59 pm
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What' the future of linux in BD? I mean are different businesses / organizations interested in it ? Personally, I think, it will take a very long time before the businesses show real interest in it.
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Thu Apr 29, 04 3:48 am
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dinangkur
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Linux is playing a bigger roll than before in corporate env in BD. If you join BDlug you will know. Here in BD we have few world class unix hacker. And in ISP and office network env. people are using linux. I'd say 80% quality reason 20% fame.
www.bdlug.com
And in future linux will grow more in BD. We're really in shortage of good penguin. And good pay. Again, I don't like it here cause at end of the day we're stuck with stupid IT manager who doesn't have any idea about IT. A hacker can take anything but not order from a guy who doesn't know what "hacker" means?
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