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Originally posted by CodeLock
Borland C++ Builder 6.0 is better then delphi/vb/c# put together
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When will people take a hint? I say it everytime... how can you tell someone what language is best for them? What if I told you I could do whatever you could do in C++ in Python and make it even better? Does that mean Python is better or the person coding?
It's very simple. What language you use means nothing... as advanced as most compilers and interpreters and blah blah blah that you can get today are, it really makes no difference. Just find a language that you like that supports Windows and run with it.
I prefer C#. Sometimes, I code in Managed C++, and sometimes even in VB.net... and sometimes, I mess with Java (although I hate it) and I'm working on a Flash site now... I code websites in PHP and sometimes Perl. I've used Ruby and Python and Shell script for certain tasks in Linux, and even used an old Python script I had lying around for something useful I needed on my Windows machine, easily ported. The point I'm trying to make is that every language has it's special abilities... telling someone C++ is what they need to use is just a sign of a closed minded coder, and there's nothing I hate more than seeing someone who is supposed to think logically (the ideal method of thinking if you are a programmer, I'd hope!) answer a question with such an illogical answer.
K, I'm done.