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Topic	I wrote a C++ interpreter
RoboXgp89 07/04/17 10:06:24 AM #7:	TheWorstPoster posted... I wish I had something like this for my Java class, instead of having to do System.Out.PrintLn(Variable); as well as commenting for each thing I wanted tested. One of the (few) things I liked about my C# and VB.NET classes, since we used Visual Studio, and are able to step through every line and see exactly what the logic does (which also, admittedly, did not help much, as I was a far less experienced coder back then). I found eclipse to be cumbersome I only used it to import other languages into and work on them i found blu_j for java is exceptionally well though would probably be frowned upon in an office enviroment you can debug in blu jay --- This is the most positive thing I can post on a site that furrows their brow at nothing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4NuopZzdPc <cite>RoboXgp89 posted [p:882308895] in I wrote a ... [t:75529666]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheWorstPoster posted...</cite> <quote>I wish I had something like this for my Java class, instead of having to do System.Out.PrintLn(Variable); as well as commenting for each thing I wanted tested. One of the (few) things I liked about my C# and VB.NET classes, since we used Visual Studio, and are able to step through every line and see exactly what the logic does (which also, admittedly, did not help much, as I was a far less experienced coder back then).</quote> I found eclipse to be cumbersome I only used it to import other languages into and work on them i found blu_j for java is exceptionally well though would probably be frowned upon in an office enviroment you can debug in blu jay --- This is the most positive thing I can post on a site that furrows their brow at nothing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4NuopZzdPc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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