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hardest programming language?

wobbuffet

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i saw a huge poster at my college convincing people on getting a cis certificate...therefore, i think imma get one but which one should i get to make big $?

thanks :gift:
 
Lisp is pretty different, Visual C++ is not very hard as such but its a pain in the @ss to undersatnd the MFC framework, I use C++/c/linux, best combo
 
x86 assembly happens to be one of the easiest languages. C++ is a little difficult to learn for a first language because it is so robust and powerful.

Want something easy go with Visual Basic.

LISP, Scheme, Haskell are some of the harder ones in my opinion.

 
Prolog and LISP are harder than assembly IMO.

C++ is the hardest in that list depending on the platform. Microsoft's C++ stuff is so littered with confusing APIs and horrible "standards" that it really can be hard to understand. Plain old Unix C++ is not too bad, most real world java is harder than unix c++. For the same reasons... multiple APIs and platforms.
 
Originally posted by: wobbuffet
does VB suck? how come no votez...?

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VB does not suck. It is excellent for developing applications for Windows platform and gives you a quick time to market. However, since it is so easy to learn and use, you have a lot of newbies with no concept of programming skills starting on it.

VB FTW if you want to develop Windows apps. Much easier (less powerful though) than learning C++ and the MFC.

 
I think people have tedious confused with difficult. IA32 flat assembly = quite possibly the easiest thing to program with. Now, assembly for an EPIC system would be hard.
 
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