Well, i got bored of only knowing 1 language. and i started Learning JavaScript (i finished today). But what other languages byond supports? i need a list of all of them please :)
ID:278320
 Mar 23 2010, 11:28 am
|
|
|
Mar 23 2010, 11:30 am
|
|
Emasym
 |
PHP & MySQL/Oracle are probably your best bets.
|
BYOND supports DM.
BYOND happens to use the IE browser for browse() windows and browser elements, which supports most things IE supports. | |
Stephen001 wrote:
BYOND supports DM. Lol, i know. But i need other language to learn(which byond supports) :D. | |
Garthor wrote:
As BYOND, I support you learning English. Lol, my problem is. i'm learning Spanish and Portuguese and i get confused sometimes :/ | |
DM, DM, and DM. Oh yeah, I think I missed DM.
| |
If you didn't get it, I meant that's the only language BYOND really supports, unless you count things like flash and stuff (which you really shouldn't, IE supports them, and BYOND uses IE, so yeah).
| |
As a Turing-complete language, BYOND supports all Turing-complete languages. I'm afraid I can't furnish you with a complete list, as the set is infinite (uncountably so?).
You might have to write a VM for the language in DM, though. | |
Prestige Entertainment wrote:
i know [PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, DM] Are you aware that there is more to programming than barely the language syntax? You might want to try and get fundamental knowledge instead of browsing and rushing through multiple languages, leaving you with the ability to copy and paste some code snippets together. | |
You can use C, C++, VB, C# and other similar languages to make .dll either sort of server, or even client communicating with BYOND server, but none of these can be used in normal way.
| |
Schnitzelnagler wrote:
Prestige Entertainment wrote: That sounded like a insult. | |
It's not, consider the amount of time you need to spend to really be good with DM.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Expert#Academic_views_on_expertise | |
Stephen001 wrote:
It's not, consider the amount of time you need to spend to really be good with DM. if i suck at DM Coding like Schnitzelnagler said, i don't copy and paste codes like other ppl does. i do my own codes. and when i need help i come to developers forum. | |
As Stephen001 noted, it wasn't in any form meant to be taken offensive. Not only does it take a while to get proficient in the programming lingo of your choice, but it is scientifically proven that rating yourself is tricky. Now, if you consider that proper design in an object-oriented programming language should not only be modular, but follow most of the basic paradigm (abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism) to showcase good habits and feature readability, you'll see that maybe you can't just skim through and learn a language in a day of three.
| |
