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Kaitlyn Luna

2006-06-21, 1:22 pm

What are the key strengths of each language, so I can match the
language to what I want to accomplish with it? I know I can always take
on another language later.

Current project group A
Simple user data calculators/converters for X (not CGI). If you've seen
English/Metric measurement converters, foreign currency converters, and
eBay/PayPal fee calculators you've got the idea.

Current project group B
Some console-only things that could most likely be done in bash, but
would probably be easier to do using a language.

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Chris F.A. Johnson

2006-06-21, 7:22 pm

On 2006-06-21, Kaitlyn Luna wrote:
> What are the key strengths of each language, so I can match the
> language to what I want to accomplish with it? I know I can always take
> on another language later.
>
> Current project group A
> Simple user data calculators/converters for X (not CGI). If you've seen
> English/Metric measurement converters, foreign currency converters, and
> eBay/PayPal fee calculators you've got the idea.
>
> Current project group B
> Some console-only things that could most likely be done in bash, but
> would probably be easier to do using a language.


Bash (or any POSIX shell) *is* a langauge, and unless there is a
good reason for using somthing else, that's what I'd use.


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Shell Scripting Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach (2005, Apress)
===== My code in this post, if any, assumes the POSIX locale
===== and is released under the GNU General Public Licence
Mark Hobley

2006-06-25, 7:52 pm

Kaitlyn Luna <Kaitlyn Luna on AIM> wrote:
> What are the key strengths of each language, so I can match the
> language to what I want to accomplish with it? I know I can always take
> on another language later.


I have a Wiki page on this:

http://markhobley.yi.org:8000/ProgLangComp

Regards,

Mark.

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