silly things you had done during programming

[Lilly]

Re: silly things you had done during programming

@STA

DB is too easy for me, no problem in SQL at all. I think it is easiest language. I am good in all kind joins. I need to call stored proc. in data layer. I mostly do programming in middle layer. It is all about to play with objects.

I am sure, you are good in OOP too, that is what the fundamental skill required in each programmer.

Jave and C#.Net are two similar languages, but architecturally Java is best due to platform independent code .Net can only wish to achieve that level, and I dont see any substantial research. .Net is hot technology at the moment.

When I was in university, I learned PASCAL as my first programming language and in second semester C++ became another official language for assignment submission, however in next few semester instructor allowed us to use C# and I adopted it.

I know it is an easy language but you get do so many mistakes in the beginning. It get’s easier once you know it.
I haven’t learned C yet but I have heard it is same as Java. It is so annoying, the first language they taught us was Java I wasn’t familiar with programming world at all, went through such a hard time to get on with Java straight away. And .NET is important when it comes to net applications, yeah? I would have to do a huge project next year mostly based on .NET.

You learned Pascal? How was it ? The name is so interesting,lol

@JoelKhan

I love SQL since it allows you to program in all major databases. I went from PL/SQL to TSQL to PL/pgSQL without having to learn a whole new language. I started with FoxPro and fell in love with databases…

I have a lot of silly things that happened (read more into happened rather than done) when programming…once I plugged in the ODBC for the production database into the dev code. Luckily I found out when looking at the data and no one was logged into the dev site.

Joel and STA since you both love Database, how would you define SQL in few words?