It was obvious he was trolling by his second post.

Eh in my defense I have run across many people who have that same attitude towards c who are dead serious.

But, I'll admit, I got trolled.

no troll soz im dead serious

all u d fans are wasting ur breath

you're bad at this

at wat sorry?

this isnt for personal abuse this is 4 discussion of the d programming language only, ty in advance~

If you're trolling then you are bad at it and should try harder at not sucking.

If you aren't trolling then you are bad at programming and computer science and should try harder at not sucking.

I've never even used D and I can see where it has obvious advantages over C++ in terms of allowing for more rapid development.

if u never used d then how can u see its advantage?

ive not used either but from wat ive read i get the image of it being a pos

im not troll and if u can tell me why im bad at programming plz? cos i think u guessed there 2 my very passionate friend

ty in advance 4 elaboration,

edit : i think the poll speaking 4 itself as 2 d's merit / advantage

maybe u shud stop bothering if u dnt even use~ or go use it and post real opinion based on experience rather than sticking up 4 new language that has proven nothing and saying its better than the old c 4 masochists~ when u dnt really know anyway

This post was edited by dos350 on May 2 2014 07:47am

I advise you all to leave the thread and not promote this spam thread, I like looking forward to new posts and this is old

Because I:

- Can Read the D language documentation and understand it
- Have written a reasonable amount of code in C++ and know it's shortfalls and annoyances
- Have a pretty good amount of experience in software development and languages

You suck at programming because you have opinions like this:



There is a hell of a lot of masochism involved with C and C++. The goal of a programming language should be to allow you to write something quickly and efficiently as possible. Manual memory management is the opposite of that and at best slows a programmer down and at worst promotes writing bugs and introducing accidental memory leaks that are hard to debug and find. Manual memory management, for instance, isn't hard when you are writing small programs. It becomes very cumbersome when you are in the real world working on million line+ codebases that are maintained by dozens of people. If you think you are such a good programmer that doesn't need these features because you don't accidentally write buggy code you are certainly delusional and most likely incompetent as well.

"who needs the bounds check, its for weak users who dont know how 2 think in my opinion"

I am so sure you are some programming genius who can figure out and handle every single edge case a complicated algorithm can have and you never, ever make mistakes.





The fact that you don't know what an EBNF is and why it's important shows that you don't know the first thing about programming language implementation or even how they fucking work which means you should be the last person to comment on the usefulness of a language.

i disagree,

if u think u r special cos ur bran numans report or watever it is gl 2 u,

i could read d 2 if i bothered 2 familiarize myself with it, but i know already theres no point

i disagree too about u saying cos i dnt know this ebzn that i dnt know how the language "fucking works", my emotional friend i think u r 2 deep in2 urself~