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An interesting question posed to me today - and not for the first time. And not for the first time, my answer had to be "tell me more about your application, ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1717_Q-S ... thon-.html [short article] |
It s said that between a half and 95% of a program will be given over to error checking. Indeed some of the web based programs on this site are little ... http://www.wellho.net/solutions/general- ... tions.html [longer article] |
break and continue statements have been available for loop control for many years, and others functionallity has been added such as Perl's redo. From ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1582_Rub ... loops.html [short article] |
"Do you prefer Perl or PHP?".
That's a question that would go high up my FAQ if I maintained one. But there's no easy answer; "it depends".
PHP is ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/209_FAQ- ... r-PHP.html [short article] |
Phil Staiger, who talks about Tips and Techniques with Project Dogwaffle, can speak (as I recall) at least six languages. Working for an American company ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1990_Spe ... uages.html [short article] |
We know and train on a wide variety of programming
languages and we can provide an unbiased and knoweledgeable
comparison between Perl, PHP, Python and Tcl/Tk. Each has
its place - its ideal range of applications. But should you
learn another language so that you can write your next program
in the ideal language, or should you use a language that you
already know that will be able to do a good job, but perhaps
isn't quite perfect for the new role?
See also
the Horse's Mouth,
Melksham Hotels and
Save the Train
Topics covered in this module
Which language should I use for my project?
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