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post #31 of 76
11/6/12 at 4:35pm
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I don't use Windows much. I actually use a mix of Windows, OSX, and Linux/Unix. I quite enjoy VS and XCode tbh (though I get really annoyed with having to declare variables before everything else in VS).

It was actually directed at the OP tongue.gif
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11/20/12 at 4:48am
If you plan to use Windows only, go for C#.
It's a bit better than Java and you cannot shoot yourself in the foot like with C++.

I can't say that .NET and C# are the best of the best, but for a starting programmer it's the best choice.
If you plan to proceed with the programming there are to ways:
1) Continue with .NET & C#, become an expert, profit.
2) Start learning a new programming language evey half an year.... become... well you are from the US, this is not a good option for you.
2') If you actually decide to take the risk of option 2), the languages like Ruby (Rub on Rails framework), Python (general-prupose programming, scientific programming), JavaScript + HTML + CSS (Web, Mobile, and Win8), Go (general application programming, replaces C++) are something you should check.

PS. 'bout C++ vs Java: Take Java if you are learning yourself, if you have a teacher go for C++.
Edited by metala - 11/20/12 at 5:04am
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11/20/12 at 5:02am
C# far the best option for windows. I used Java, C, C++, C#
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I use NetBeans myself but it really can't compare to Visual Studio.

^ this. Visual Studio is much better. I use NetBeans for Java
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11/20/12 at 6:01am
Visual Studio is a fantastic piece of kit. And this is coming from someone who pretty much hates every piece of software they release.
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11/22/12 at 5:11pm
If you are a good programmer you won't need IDE.

Let me put it this way:
Simple text editor (e.g. Notepad) - starting up to mediocre programmer
IDE (e.g. NB or VS) - from starting programmer to good one
Advanced Text Editor with a personal touch (e.g. vim, emacs) - from a good programmer to master/hacker

PS. Yeah. There probably will be an argument to about my post, but let me say that this is generally true, not always, but generally.
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11/22/12 at 5:15pm
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If you are a good programmer you won't need IDE.
Let me put it this way:
Simple text editor (e.g. Notepad) - starting up to mediocre programmer
IDE (e.g. NB or VS) - from starting programmer to good one
Advanced Text Editor with a personal touch (e.g. vim, emacs) - from a good programmer to master/hacker
PS. Yeah. There probably will be an argument to about my post, but let me say that this is generally true, not always, but generally.

I agree with this, but eventually you get sick of doing everything by hand LOL.
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11/22/12 at 5:22pm
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If you plan to use Windows only, go for C#.
It's a bit better than Java and you cannot shoot yourself in the foot like with C++.
I can't say that .NET and C# are the best of the best, but for a starting programmer it's the best choice.
If you plan to proceed with the programming there are to ways:
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2') If you actually decide to take the risk of option 2), the languages like Ruby (Rub on Rails framework), Python (general-prupose programming, scientific programming), JavaScript + HTML + CSS (Web, Mobile, and Win8), Go (general application programming, replaces C++) are something you should check.
PS. 'bout C++ vs Java: Take Java if you are learning yourself, if you have a teacher go for C++.

I am not from the US, I am fro Greece. Become a what? I don't get it?
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If you are a good programmer you won't need IDE.
Let me put it this way:
Simple text editor (e.g. Notepad) - starting up to mediocre programmer
IDE (e.g. NB or VS) - from starting programmer to good one
Advanced Text Editor with a personal touch (e.g. vim, emacs) - from a good programmer to master/hacker
PS. Yeah. There probably will be an argument to about my post, but let me say that this is generally true, not always, but generally.

I am in my 3rd year of university (Computer Science of some sort) and have used at first just notepad and CMD so now I'm in the phase of using an IDE but why at the final stage you just want an Advanced text editor with a personal touch? Aren't IDEs useful for correcting your mistakes and saving up time by completing what you want to write in the code? I mostly use IDEs because I like how much faster I am with them.
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11/22/12 at 5:23pm
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I am in my 3rd year of university (Computer Science of some sort) and have used at first just notepad and CMD so now I'm in the phase of using an IDE but why at the final stage you just want an Advanced text editor with a personal touch? Aren't IDEs useful for correcting your mistakes and saving up time by completing what you want to write in the code? I mostly use IDEs because I like how much faster I am with them.

Its a matter of personal preference, really. smile.gif
If you are more efficient with an IDE, then continue using it - I know I do.
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11/22/12 at 5:30pm
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Its a matter of personal preference, really. smile.gif
If you are more efficient with an IDE, then continue using it - I know I do.

Yeah, probably I just haven't found a reason to not want to use an IDE tongue.gif
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