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Topic	ITT: Learning Python
1337toothbrush 08/30/21 1:46:18 AM #193:	SomeLikeItHoth posted... Nah fam. I really like that code. It's very neat. Where did you learn to program? And what other languages do you know? I started learning the basics of programming while screwing around with RPG Maker 2000 as a kid, but that was a purely point and click interface at the time. Then I picked more up through high school computer science classes and later on in university where I earned my degree in computer science (though for practical programming I learned it mostly through side projects in my spare time). I work as a software engineer, so I keep up to date with stuff. Languages I know to varying degrees: C, C++, C#, Java, Go, Rust, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Turing, Miranda, Racket, Visual Basic, and a laughably small amount of x86 assembly. Right now I'm highly interested in Zig (https://ziglang.org), however, it's not yet stable and I kinda don't want to learn something that could potentially change drastically while I'm still using it but I do love the design philosophies. --- https://imgur.com/a/FU9H8 - https://imgur.com/ZkQRDsR - https://imgur.com/2x2gtgP <cite>1337toothbrush posted [p:957567775] in ITT: Learn... [t:79528580]...</cite> <quote>SomeLikeItHoth posted... </cite> <quote>Nah fam. I really like that code. It's very neat. Where did you learn to program? And what other languages do you know?</quote>I started learning the basics of programming while screwing around with RPG Maker 2000 as a kid, but that was a purely point and click interface at the time. Then I picked more up through high school computer science classes and later on in university where I earned my degree in computer science (though for practical programming I learned it mostly through side projects in my spare time). I work as a software engineer, so I keep up to date with stuff. Languages I know to varying degrees: C, C++, C#, Java, Go, Rust, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Turing, Miranda, Racket, Visual Basic, and a laughably small amount of x86 assembly. Right now I'm highly interested in Zig (https://ziglang.org), however, it's not yet stable and I kinda don't want to learn something that could potentially change drastically while I'm still using it but I do love the design philosophies. --- https://imgur.com/a/FU9H8 - https://imgur.com/ZkQRDsR - https://imgur.com/2x2gtgP</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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