there is nothing out of your league, you just havent got round to learning it yet.

Warning!: this might be a bit long.

Originally Posted by hanad

Please help me this question ...thanks for your kindness

Which of the following function prototype is perfectly acceptable?

1. int Function(int Tmp = Show());
2. float Function(int Tmp = Show(int, float));
3. Both A and B.
4. float = Show(int, float) Function(Tmp);

Hmm, I don't that code would work in Java SE, maybe its JavaScript(not related to the Java)?

Originally Posted by hanad

Another Question

Which of the following is not a programing language?


a C++
b SQL
c Java
d All of above are not prgramming languages

SQL

Originally Posted by sandra

I have to agree with you Andrew. Software, never mind programming, scares the living daylights out of me.

Sandra has hard as people say it is, its that easy. It prolly was hard before but now its in plain English(with some sort of odd grammer)!

Originally Posted by popeye67

if he thinks there should be a forum expert on cpmputer languages hes more than welcpme to the job, im interested in it myself to a certain degree but more to spot problems that actually write programs, but the questions are probably best aimed at a forum specialising in computer language than a computer repair forum

You would be a great tester then! Always great to have a software tester with a little knowledge of programming.

Originally Posted by sandra

I think he was inventive, trying to get someone else to do his homework... Had computers and the internet been around when I was young, I think I'd have tried this myself....

Lol, same thing I thought.

Originally Posted by hanad

actually I appreciate deeply for your immediately comments
Thanks my beyourownit colleagues, for your smart reply,

Meanwhile don't get me wrong I was just studying Java and some
of the question stick on me, I just try to search google but not yet get satisfy answer

authentically beyourownit is my favourite website, therefore if I have problem related computer or IT in general I always ask them "beyourownit"
because I had confident with them, I they always feedback immediately satisfactory reply

thanks again

Java is a great language! Very flexible and portable, enjoy coding and don't quit when you don't understand what something is happening or wont work. Nor ever think you can't teach your self. If you think you need more help than the net, get Sam's Teach your Java in 24 hours, and check Oracle's Java Trails: The Java™ Tutorials .

Originally Posted by sandra

On saying that, you have a fair point, Popeye. Can anyone recommend a good beginners book on computer languages - hey, if we divvy up the workload we could have a basic working knowledge of the differing computer languages. I'm game. Count me in.

Just googled computer languages and went on Wikipedia - there are thousands of them! What are the ones most used? Why do they need so many? I can see now why its so specialized...

There are a lot of different programming/scripting languages for different technologies and proposes. Some for desktop programs, some mobile, console, websites, etc.

Originally Posted by William

I don't remember crap about function prototyping.

That being said, sql is not technically a programming language out of those 3.

You are right about that, though, I think SQL does have a scripting language. Thought limited to SQL stuff only.

Originally Posted by popeye67

thats why i said type of languge to cover my ass,w3 schools is only one i really know of

W3S will teach you web development. Not really a programming language, rather a markup language(HTML, CSS), or if you go for Java Script, a scripting language.

Originally Posted by popeye67

there is nothing out of your league, you just havent got round to learning it yet.

You can't be more right! Think Ill make that my sig.

Sry for long post, but I always get carried away when it come to coding. ;D

Originally Posted by MElawe

Warning!: this might be a bit long.

;D

So, what would you recommend as a beginner language? And can you post a link to it. Thanks

Thanks MElawe for your brilliant short comments likewise the java link you provided me "Sam's Teach"

Originally Posted by sandra

So, what would you recommend as a beginner language? And can you post a link to it. Thanks

Yep, Java is great. Easy to learn yet powerful cross platform language. I've heard C# is nice, its a cross between Java and C++, its great for windows development, and .exe files.

Check this Wikipedia articles:
Java (programming language) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Simple: Java (programming language) - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


More links on Java and its use:
What is Java?
Learn about Java Technology
Java in Action

Originally Posted by hanad

Thanks MElawe for your brilliant short comments likewise the java link you provided me "Sam's Teach"

Sure, if you have any more questions let me know.

What do you guys think, liked the language? If you need any help lemme know.

People usually consider things like Python and vb to be "beginner friendly".

This doesn't mean that they are weak or unable to be used for complicated programs, but you can usually put 2 and 2 together and get 4 pretty easily.

Here's an interactive python tutorial that you can run without installing anything:

Try Python: Interactive Python Tutorial in the Browser

Here's one for ruby also:
Code School - TryRuby

Originally Posted by MElawe

What do you guys think, liked the language? If you need any help lemme know.

Sorry Melawe, but I've only managed a cursory look as I've been rather busy, but I will get round to it when I've got some free time. Thanks for the link, though.

Originally Posted by William

People usually consider things like Python and vb to be "beginner friendly".

This doesn't mean that they are weak or unable to be used for complicated programs, but you can usually put 2 and 2 together and get 4 pretty easily.

Here's an interactive python tutorial that you can run without installing anything:

Try Python: Interactive Python Tutorial in the Browser

Here's one for ruby also:
Code School - TryRuby

Python is great for web related stuff. There are a lot of programs on the Ubuntu software center that were made using Python, its also great as a scripting language to let users customize programs.

Originally Posted by sandra

Sorry Melawe, but I've only managed a cursory look as I've been rather busy, but I will get round to it when I've got some free time. Thanks for the link, though.

Sure, lemme know how you like it when you got time.

Originally Posted by William

People usually consider things like Python and vb to be "beginner friendly".

Here's an interactive python tutorial that you can run without installing anything:

Try Python: Interactive Python Tutorial in the Browser

Thanks for the link - and, yes, it is easy to understand. I think I'll investigate this some more.