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Originally Posted by OasaTor_PK
Seriously, if you learn GScript, you are only creating more problms for your futher educaation because your thinking will be extremely broken after GScript.
In Computer Science, I kept typing if (playertouchsme) instead of typing ifelse :[
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hurr gscript sucks am i rite
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Originally Posted by Projectshifter
That's not entirely true. They are related to an extent, Javascript is just the mentally retarded cousin of Java.
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To what extent? Javascript was not derived from Java, they are not similar at all except that their syntax was influenced by C, and Javascript is closer to lua or, hell, lisp, than Java.
Javascript has dynamic/runtime prototype-based OOP, first-class functions and closures with lexical scoping, dynamic typing and is entirely interpreted from the beginning of the file to the end.
Java has compile-time class-based OOP, only first-class primitive values and object references and some hack with inline subclassing with lexical scoping for a subset of variables and stuff, very static typing and is compiled to a class with methods before being executed.
Java is more like the alcoholic, fat, abusive legal guardian of JavaScript.
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Originally Posted by projectigi
Hmm im going with C++ now, hard way but why first learn some other language and then swap over? just time wasting xD
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Because programmers are expected to be fluent in more than one programming language, and C++ is only a good choice for a very limited number of tasks.
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Originally Posted by Stefan
An interesting way would be to do website scripting, using php or ruby. Many programs and games now switch to use web interfaces instead of requiring the user to download a program.
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I would like to point out that Ruby is a general programming language and not limitted to the web at all.
