I didn't understand any of that, but :thumbup:
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LOL
Well, maybe it will show Zeze that people understand his plight and the unfairness he has to deal with better than he might think
I didn't understand any of that, but :thumbup:
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No, they try to use correct terminology. I even provided links:So they they translate the source code to machine code themselves for all platforms?
If you're formulating instructions to tell a computer to perform a task, and assembling those instructions into a logical order that accomplishes some overall goal, then you're programming. Any other distinctions are highly subjective and usually driven by either a desire to elevate the status of one job over another, or spawn long threads on forums.
No, they try to use correct terminology. I even provided links:
interpreter
parser
A compiler may contain an interpreter, and an interpreter may contain a compiler, or even execute a compilation program in the language it interprets, but turning one kind of code into another is not what an interpreter does. That part of the effort has already been completed [if necessary], by the time the interpreter executes the code. Interpreters that execute compiled code are now commonly referred to as virtual machines, which is a more accurate name.
It depends.Yes, PM's annoy me... and every single other productive worker out there, from software to manufacturing. You're not the hammer, the nail, or the carpenter... you're the whiny tenant who knows just enough about the process to be dangerous. I'm sure you think you're the Building Supervisor, but that would actually be me, sorry.
Now that truly is a cool story.When I was a Comp Sci student I actually asked if I could use VBScript to do the CPU simulation program instead of C+ (knowing most of the class was cheating).
I was told it was impossible, I said I could. I got an A.
Well, duh. That I never said. I only commented on the interpreter part, as the poster I replied to was using that term in place of parsing/lexing.I know what they are and do. But saying programmers don't use compilers are not correct. Some will use 1 translation too a other another.
Programs are written in vi.
Scripts are written in notepad.
OR EDLIN
gah
