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Re: Rogers evaluation for last 10 years |
What compiler doesn't do syntax checking anymore? One program I use even does it as you type. But you're right about variables. In my chosen language, things get very fun. First of all, case is sensitive, so that 'X' is a different variable from 'x'. But further, it's what's called a "strongly typed" language. Variables are not 'general purpose' but must be defined as to their type - byte, short, long, signed, unsigned, single, double, giant, string, addresses, and complex numbers. There's all sorts of suffix symbols used to denote what type a variable is. Mistyping those has caused me a headache or two. There's pros and cons to both strong and weak typing method. Brian Follow Ups: ● Re: Rogers evaluation for last 10 years - Roger Hunter 19:02:27 - 8/5/2013 (100756) (1) ● Re: Rogers evaluation for last 10 years - Skywise 19:18:26 - 8/5/2013 (100757) (1) ● Re: Rogers evaluation for last 10 years - Roger Hunter 20:00:59 - 8/5/2013 (100758) (1) ● Re: Rogers evaluation for last 10 years - Jim W. 01:17:52 - 8/21/2013 (100779) (1) ● Re: Rogers evaluation for last 10 years - Skywise 20:39:35 - 8/21/2013 (100782) (0) |
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