People usually use Microsoft Visual Studio in connection with the MFC windows library. Now they have a chance to use it with a better windows library, QT.
Have you noticed the following interview question fragment:
"Instead all sorts of ad-hoc languages pop up like Perl or Python or stuff like that. Where do you see the fault; what's not right?"
My question is: "What's not right" with Perl or Python, but is with C? C has also not emerged from Academia, but from industry and it answered an immediate practical need, as Perl & Python had...
The interviewer is a little bit inconsistent bashing Perl and Python using arguments that apply to C as well...
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Linus uses the microemacs crap :) (on linux, at least).
Is there any nethack bot, similar to the angband one?
Errr... what's the really important thing you wanted to tell us?
People usually use Microsoft Visual Studio in connection with the MFC windows library. Now they have a chance to use it with a better windows library, QT.
how is this better than emacs?
Have you noticed the following interview question fragment:
"Instead all sorts of ad-hoc languages pop up like Perl or Python or stuff like that. Where do you see the fault; what's not right?"
My question is: "What's not right" with Perl or Python, but is with C? C has also not emerged from Academia, but from industry and it answered an immediate practical need, as Perl & Python had...
The interviewer is a little bit inconsistent bashing Perl and Python using arguments that apply to C as well...
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