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Re: Java or C++
Now you guys are just nitpicking how Java handles objects
Personally, I find dealing with pointers and memory in C++ to be more of an issue and more error-prone (generally speaking) than anything in Java! But then, you should keep in mind I haven't done much in C++ since college... |
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Using a language your mentors (or teachers) can teach you. Java and C++ each have advantages and disadvantages but nothing is more important, in my opinion, than access to an expert with your chosen language.
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Java and C++ both have their advantages and disadvantages. However, the disadvantages are generally outweighed by having someone with the knowledge and experience to deal with them. A lack of understanding the details even with a simpler-to-use system/language will become a huge time-sink when trying to get past the basic implementation. |
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What areas have you found c++ documentation lacking compared to java? My impression is that they are similar.
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Can I use that quote out of context Greg?
![]() But back to the topic. It's a bit like asking "which human language should I learn to speak*?" All of them have roughly the same expressive power and can be used to communicate the same ideas, but which is right for you depends on the community you are part of and your previous experience. Which human languages correspond to C++, Java & Labview is left as an exercise for the more comedically talented among us. * note I did not say "learn to write" |
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. Kinda wish I could offer the guy a job, but on the other hand kinda wish I could put a lien on his/her house.One of the great things about working with LEGO and being an FRC supplier is the direct compares to very different tools. I believe over time it will be a key driver of simplifying and improving many things. So I really don't mean to argue with the feedback, just offering some comments and resource links. Greg McKaskle |
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