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Nov 2nd, 2005, 1:27 PM
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So you ported a "Hallo World" program from C to Python, wow?
The challenge is not to learn a language, but what you do with it. It's all in the applications you code!
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Nov 4th, 2005, 3:27 AM
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when you know how to code you can "speak" in whatever language. you can translate with the help of a book into another language rather easily, it may not be the most elegant expression, but it works. all of my VB projects for school were "C in VB". and they worked fine. the "hallo" world comment is stupid and uncalled for...unless meant in jest...but it wasn't funny either. it was misleading to the OP and derogatory overall.
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