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mikeandike22 mikeandike22 is offline Offline | Jul 22nd, 2006, 8:45 pm |
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If you are a programmer than you probably know or at least know of C++ well now a company called Digital Mars is developing the D programming lanugage.

"D is a systems programming language. Its focus is on combining the power and high performance of C and C++ with the programmer productivity of modern languages like Ruby and Python. Special attention is given to the needs of quality assurance, documentation, management, portability and reliability."

Basically this programming language is looking to combine the best of all there is out there using features from C, C++, C#, and Java as well as Python and Ruby as the quote mentions above. You can view a whole comparison of the different languages here:
http://www.digitalmars.com/d/comparison.html

Now I dont have very much experience coding other than some PHP and basic ideas of object oriented oriented programing. And as I understand it most programming languages are good for different things C++ because its fast, Ruby because its simple, Java because its easy to learn. You hear a lot of stuff like that. So I really like the idea of combining the best of all these languages because it just means it will lead to better programs and more people will be able to learn how to program.
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Dark_Omen Dark_Omen is offline Offline | Jul 23rd, 2006
D looks pretty good, but I don't think it'll replace c++ anytime fast, not too many people will jump on board (like companies) because they probably already have all their source in c++ or some other language. But the language looks good, I gotta try it out.
 
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anyone anyone is offline Offline | Jul 27th, 2006
:lol:
 
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louddwarf louddwarf is offline Offline | Jul 27th, 2006
hmm interesting. I should try it out.
 
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Zephyroza Zephyroza is offline Offline | Jul 28th, 2006
Ah well I do not want to go to D now I just learnt C++ I will stick with C++ unless D becomes really popular in the future because then there is more support.
 
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mikeandike22 mikeandike22 is offline Offline | Jul 29th, 2006
It doesnt matter if there is support for it, its not like if I compile a program I wrote in D it wont work on someone elses computer.
 
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Dark_Omen Dark_Omen is offline Offline | Jul 29th, 2006
Well D and C++ don't look too different, D is derived from c++ so you wouldn't really have to learn it, you could probably just pick it up without too much difficulty.
 
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Piya27 Piya27 is offline Offline | Jul 18th, 2009
Wow!!! D Programming Language!!
Well I can now think of E also
 
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JugglerDrummer JugglerDrummer is offline Offline | Oct 6th, 2009
frankly I bet D doesn't stand a chance against C#
 
 

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