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Gajedi
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Which programming language do you prefer: 1. JAVA 2. C/C++ 3. Python 4. Lisp 5. VB .NET 6. SmallTalk Which Operating System do you prefer: 1. WINDOWS XP/VISTA Trial 2. MAC OS 3. Unix (BSD & others) 4. Linux How about search Engine: 1.Google 2.Yahoo Search 3. MSN Search 4. AOL Search 5. Dogpile 6. Ask.com
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thapap
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raru, so difference between RUBY and PERL ? k ho???
flip_flop
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thapap, I would have filed a petition as well. Studentlai ta sikaunu parcha. Not everyone is blessed with sharp intelligence. You gotta look from student's viewpoint. At times professors tend to forget we are students and they are gurus! :)
thapap
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flippu, ma pani student ho yaar.. malai kina RAG gareko )O:
Raru
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Thapap. Ruby and Perl both are scripting language. But Ruby also object-oriented(OO) language more similarites with Smalltalk. Ruby is easy to learn and I bet you could be expert on ruby within few weeks. But Perl it take time to learn and not full OO lang. More comparison between ruby and perl visit - http://www.ntecs.de/old-hp/s-direktnet/rb/ruby.pdf Programming ruby book online - http://www.rubycentral.com/book/ You can try ruby without installation, on your browser - http://tryruby.hobix.com/
flip_flop
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thapap, ryag gareyko hoina, just spotlighting the bitter truth!
testdirector
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Language C, C++, Assembly PowerPC VHDL Verilog -- Schematic Capture PowerLogic, PowerPCB, ORcad suites -- Web PHP, ASP -- OS My own OS ELIOS VxWorks Linux Windows XP -- Processor MPC8xx, MPC 8349, 8540, 440GX X86 (especially 386) --- Controller MicroBlaze, Pico Blaze Firmware Protocol s RS232/UART, HDLC, Bisync, Ethernet, 802.11 Software Protocol TCP/IP v4, ATM, MPLS, VOIP, Async Encaps, Sync Encaps, Bisync encaps, GRE
thapap
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raru, u need to correct ur statement about PERL NOT BEING OO. PERL 5 is full OO... (O: hoina ra.. yes before that it was not full because it came a long way (O: PERL is very easy is you are familiar with UNIX, sed, awk, ex and regex (O: I am not defending PERL against RUBY or anything (O: i will definitely read your links and educate myself. its very interesting.
thapap
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testdirector, what do you use for analysing ur protocols?? Inet?
Raru
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Thapap, Yeah, you are right, OO features was injected on Perl 5 onward. Though I use linux mostly, but left to use perl after 2001. Well, I am also not bias toward any one set of os, language or tool on my computing career. Just trying to use effective tools, lang to have job done on specific situation. You can read some ruby article online from linux journal mag too - http://www.linuxjournal.com/issue/147 I have posted Software Engineering explained graphics from http://2listnow.com/googleimage/softwareengineeringexplained1r550x413.jpg
jhilke_
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quite an interesting thread ..... while(1) { //more nerds wanted in this thread NERD++ }
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I am used to VHDL now and use Active-VHDL for simulation, Xlinx's inbuilt analyzer called chipscope and ISE. I used verilog in 90's in Alcatel. We have HP Logic/Bus analyzer, Tektronix scope TDS 540 (but we rent the new model that captures well into 500 MHz). What do you use? Do you or anyone else have software PowerBGA?
lootekukur
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thapap jyu, keep guessing...but don't pen down my resume here ....hehe...:P. and damn, 6 janalai fail?..i thought you were less stringent than that. i am kinda lenient though...nearly fell in love with a student :P hehe...but had to give her a B. that costed me a date hahahahahaha... and you know the difference between perl and ruby haina? just wanna test raru? hehe...i can see why you got the petitiion :P LooTe
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well i perfer programs in english. Nepali and hindi were alright. Japanese is also great provided it comes with english subtitles. No operations please. Healthy body. Search Engine under the hood. Its a V6 3.2L VTEC. with the gas prices now will perfer hybrid suffixed to it.
chemicalX
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I think the next generation launguage will be a .Net launguage because Vista will help them to win the Programming launguage race. Maybe VB.Net or C#.Net............
thapap
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Loote, i was not testing anyone.. and stop making fun of petition against me.. i think i shud frame it kya (O: ani auru k chha.. i sent u my number call me ... (O:
Gajedi
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imports com.jgoodies.bindings.beans.model; public class NerdToCoolBean implements Model { public static final String PROPERTYNAME_NERD = "nerd"; public static final String PROPERTYNAME_COOL = "cool"; //members private String nerd; private String cool; //constructor public NerdToCoolBean() { nerd = ""; cool = ""; } public String getNerd() { return nerd; } public void setNerd(String nerd) { String oldNerd = getNerd(); this.nerd = nerd firePropertyChange(PROPERTYNAME_NERD, oldNerd, this.nerd); } public String getCool() { return cool; } public void setCool(String cool) { String oldCool = getCool(); this.cool = cool firePropertyChange(PROPERTYNAME_COOL, oldCool, this.cool); } } SWING CLASSES AND XML, SCHEMA, STYLESHEETS in next postings. WAIT FOR MORE POSTINGS ON HOW TO CHANGE NERD TO COOL.
devine_soul
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Hey Gajedi, how about codes on changing lazy to nerd? Any thoughts?:) Btw, that was nice!
NepaliSandesh
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Gajedi
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package org.gajedi.converter; public class LazyToNerd { public Character lazy; public Character nerd; public String levelOfLaziness; public LazyToNerd(Lazy lazy) { this.lazy = lazy; convertToNerd(this.lazy); } public void convertToNerd(Lazy lazy) { if (checkLevelOfLaziness().compareToIgnoreCase("extreme")) { try { this.nerd = (Nerd) lazy.deCharacterize(); } catch (DecharaterizationException e) { kick(); System.err.printStackTrace(e); } } else if(checkLevelOfLaziness().compareToIgnoreCase("moderate")) { try { this.nerd = (Nerd) lazy.deCharacterize(); } catch (DecharaterizationException e) { kick(); System.err.printStackTrace(e); } else { this.nerd = (Nerd) lazy.deCharacterize(); } catch (DecharaterizationException e) { System.err.printStackTrace(e); } } } public String LevelOfLaziness checkLevelOfLaziness() { Lazy lazy = this.lazy; if (lazy.alwaysSleep()) { this.levelOfLaziness = "extreme"; } else if (lazy.mostlySleep()) { this.levelOfLaziness = "moderate"; } else { this.levelOfLaziness = "low"; } return levelOfLaziness; } public void kick() { if (checkLevelOfLaziness().compareToIgnoreCase("extreme")) { int times = 1; for (int i = 0; i < times ; i++) { try { kickArse & Balls; if (blocked) { times = times * 2; } } catch (Exception e) { System.err.printStackTrace(e) kick(); } } } else { int times = 1; for (int i = 0; i < times ; i++) { try { kickArse; if (blocked && times = 5) { this.setLevelOfLaziness = "extreme"; kick(); } if (blocked) { times = times * 1.5; kick(); } } catch (Exception e) { System.err.printStackTrace(e) kick(); } } } } } WAIT FOR MORE POSTINGS ON NERD & LAZY java files devine soul. NepaliSandesh, I will post it in VB sometime later when I will have time to do so. till then learn java.
Gajedi
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I forgot to write setLevelOfLaziness method public void setLevelOfLaziness(String level) { this.levelOfLaziness = level; } You don't need get method. Will provide it via updates.
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