Re: Re: My language to do list
By: Ennev to Deavmi on Thu Mar 23 2017 05:29 pm
> > What about D? Nim? (I just don't really want to get involved with Swift,
> > not that I have anything against it but I like other languages).
>
> Hear of D not familiar with nim. Will check.
>
> For someone who want to learn a pure object oriented language smallTalk is a
> good place to look to. The concept you lean there is usefull when you go to
> other OO language like java, c# etc.
>
> In the period I was using, smallTalk was written like 90% in smallTalk.
>
> something like :
>
> 1 + 2
>
> is actually interpreted as something like this:
>
> An object of the type number with the property of 1 is sent a message called
> "+" ( you can see it as a method ) passing as a parameter an object of type
> number with the property of 2
>
> in smallTalk everything is either an object or a message to it.
>
Maybe oneday I will take Smalltalk for a spin. Seems like a good llanguage to
learn to learn how objects pass messages to each other, not that I know much
about that.
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Tristan B. Kildaire (Deavmi)
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