Pascal

Greetings, All! Are there people here who could help me with the subject? I'm waiting for an answer, All...

A day has passed, and you are still alive! Evgeny! On 25 Jul 02, Evgeny Mamaev wrote to All: EM> Are there people here who could help me with the subject? once (4 years) ago I knew him just perfectly... ask - I’ll try help. ZXNet: 500:8462/1 ~/ <~ http://zx.fatal.ru/ Fido: 2:5057/21.93 /_ _> SkyNet: 71:170/21

Press RESET immediately, Evgeny! 25 Jul 02 19:16, Evgeny Mamaev wrote to All: EM> Are there people here who could help me with the subject? REAL PROGRAMMERS DO NOT USE PASCAL ─────────────────────── ─────────────────────── Ed Post Wilsonville, Oregon In the past, during the golden era of computers, it was easy to distinguish boy from her husband (otherwise they are called “suckers” and “real men", respectively). Then the real men were those who understood programming, suckers - those who did not understand. a real programmer could easily pronounce phrases such as "DO 10 I = 1.10" or "AVOST", and all the rest are something like "Computer too- com is difficult for me" and "I can't rely on computers - they are too com are impersonal." Previous work, B. Feirstein, "real men- officials do not eat fruit pie", PocketBook edition, 1982, notes that real men do not rely on anything and do not they are afraid of being impersonal. Oh times are changing. Today we live in a world in which little old ladies can buy a computerizedmicrowave oven, 12-year-old boys can be unsettled real men when playing asteroids and asshole on a computer and, in general, anyone can buy and understand their own personal- nal computer. a real programmer is in danger, he may be replaced by high school students. However, there is a difference between a first-year student who has mastered the game of points on a computer and is a real programmer. Knowledge these differences can help children know what to strive for - behavior model, father stereotype. This will also help save jobs for real programmers. The easiest way to determine who is a real pro is a grammarian - according to the programming language used. real programmers use Fortran. Suckers use Pascal. Iclaus Wirth, the developer of Pascal, was once asked: "How do you say your last name?" "You can contact me at surname, pronouncing it 'Wirth'

Hi, Kirill! July 29, 2002 00:10, Kirill Frolov wrote to Evgeny Mamaev: EM>> Are there people here who could help me with the subject? KF> REAL PROGRAMMERS DO NOT USE PASCAL KF> ────────────────────────── ──────────────────── What kind of nonsense is this? Did you make the wrong aria? To your great regret, at universities currently only PASCAL, Delphi and ASM are used. Less often - S. About such anachronism everyone has long forgotten. Find me at least one office when applying for a job in which is asked the question - do you know Fortran? More often - Visual Basic ;) Bye Kirill...

Press RESET immediately, Konstantin! 30 Jul 02 23:10, Konstantin Butorin wrote to Kirill Frolov: EM>>> Are there people here who could help me with the subject? KF>> REAL PROGRAMMERS DO NOT USE PASCAL KB> What kind of nonsense is this? Did you make the wrong aria? To your great regret, KB> Universities now use only PASCAL, Delphi and ASM. Less often - S. O KB> everyone has long forgotten such anachronism. Find me at least one office, at KB> applying for a job in which they ask the question - do you know Fortran? KB> More often - Visual Basic ;) This is only because almost no one knows Fortran anymore.

Guten Tag! KF>> REAL PROGRAMMERS DO NOT USE PASCAL KF>> ────────────────────────── ──────────────────── KB> What kind of nonsense is this? Did you make the wrong aria? To your great regret, KB> Universities now use only PASCAL, Delphi and ASM. Less often - S. O Don't speak for everyone.. ~~~~~~ We also had Fortran. It doesn’t matter what you write on, the main thing is what and how. KB> everyone has long forgotten such anachronism. Find me at least one office, at KB> applying for a job in which they ask the question - do you know Fortran? If this is an old office and they once had developments in Fortran, then they will ask you to have an idea. KB> More often - Visual Basic ;) In general, this is a very old text. Auf Wiedersehen. 24 Aug 02

Hello Kirill! August 23, 2002 (it was 01:33 then) Kirill Frolov in his letter to Konstantin Butorin wrote: EM>>>> Are there people here who could help me with the subject? KF>>> REAL PROGRAMMERS DO NOT USE PASCAL KB>> What kind of nonsense is this? Did you make a mistake with the aria? To your great regret, KB>> Universities now use only PASCAL, Delphi and ASM. Less often - S. KB>> Everyone has long forgotten about such anachronism. Find me at least one KB>> office, when applying for a job in which they ask the question - a KB>> do you know Fortran? More often - Visual Basic ;) KF> This is only because almost no one knows Fortran anymore. Now I'm studying Fortran for ProfPZU. I’m still getting the hang of it, hence the question: did you use it? Has anyone ever seen him in the Monitor on Scorp? Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/885.34 ZXNET: 500:812/5.13 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru

Press RESET immediately, Vlad! 27 Aug 02 00:32, Vlad Sotnikov wrote to Kirill Frolov: VS> Currently I’m studying Fortran for ProfPZU. Don't confuse FORTRAN (aka FORmula TRANslator) and FORTH. So in the shadow market it’s not even FORTH, but something vaguely reminiscent of it...

Hello Vlad! 27 Aug 02 0:32, Vlad Sotnikov -> Kirill Frolov: [disk error] KB>>> Everyone has long forgotten about such anachronism. Find me at least one KB>>> office, when applying for a job in which they ask the question - a KB>>> do you know Fortran? More often - Visual Basic ;) KF>> This is only because almost no one knows Fortran anymore. VS> Currently I am studying Fortran for ProfPZU. It's Fort, not Fortran. VS> I’m still getting the hang of it, from here VS> question: has anyone ever used it in Monitor on Scorpia? I used and studied Fort until I had a real Fort. If you want to study, get it from Gruzdev named FORT.ZIP = 521 kilo. There is the Fort itself for Speck and several books on it. Nikolaj

Hello Kirill! August 27, 2002 (it was 05:22 then) Kirill Frolov in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS>> Currently I’m studying Fortran for ProfPZU. KF> Don't confuse FORTRAN (aka FORmula TRANslator) and FORTH. KF> So in the shadow market it’s not even FORTH, but something remotely related to it KF> reminiscent... For me, so far everything is one - solid hieroglyphs... When I study it, then I can distinguish. Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/885.34 ZXNET: 500:812/5.13 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru

Hello Nikolaj! August 27, 2002 (and it was 21:08 then) Nikolaj Amosov in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: KB>>>> Everyone has long forgotten about such anachronism. Find me at least one KB>>>> office, when applying for a job in which they ask the question - a KB>>>> do you know Fortran? More often - Visual Basic ;) KF>>> This is only because almost no one uses Fortran anymore KF>>> knows. VS>> Currently I’m studying Fortran for ProfPZU. NA> There is Fort, not Fortran. Already in the course. enlightened. VS>> I’m still getting the hang of it, from here VS>> question: has anyone ever used it in Monitor on Scorp? NA> I used and studied Fort until I had a real Fort. NA> If you want to study, pull it from Gruzdev named FORT.ZIP = 521 NA> kilo. There is the Fort itself for Speck and several books on it. Freaks? Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/885.34 ZXNET: 500:812/5.13 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru

Press RESET immediately, Vlad! 30 Aug 02 08:54, Vlad Sotnikov wrote to Kirill Frolov: KF>> Don't confuse FORTRAN (aka FORmula TRANslator) and FORTH. KF>> So in the shadow market it’s not even FORTH, but something remotely related to it KF>> reminiscent... VS> For me, so far everything is one - solid hieroglyphs... That's when I study it VS> then you can distinguish. FORTRAN is very vaguely similar to BASIC. And the fort is where everything is back written in advance, as in B3-31 calculators: 2 2 + . 4.

Hello Vlad! 30 Aug 02 8:56, Vlad Sotnikov -> Nikolaj Amosov: [disk error] NA>> I used and studied Fort until I had a real Fort. NA>> If you want to study, pull it from Gruzdev named FORT.ZIP = 521 NA>> kilo. There is the Fort itself for Speck and several books on it. VS> Freaks? Most likely yes. Nikolaj