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RedFive

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We either need more information or a mindreader

"RedFive" wrote:


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RedFive

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How about a Crystal Ball.

"Mike H" wrote:

We either need more information or a mindreader

"RedFive" wrote:


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RedFive

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I always go with C when the question is unclear....So C is the answer to this
question.

"Joel" wrote:

How about a Crystal Ball.

"Mike H" wrote:

We either need more information or a mindreader

"RedFive" wrote:


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RedFive

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As you know
APL is "A" programming Language from IBM
Basic is "B" progamming langues from WANG (now dead)
C is "C" prgramming language from Bells Labs (ATT) - Lucent - ACTEL

Does that mean you prefer to program in C rather than Basic?

"Brad Vogt" wrote:

I always go with C when the question is unclear....So C is the answer to this
question.

"Joel" wrote:

How about a Crystal Ball.

"Mike H" wrote:

We either need more information or a mindreader

"RedFive" wrote:


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"RedFive" wrote in message
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[absolutely nothing]

To a question like that, there can be only one answer:
=42 :-)
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I prefer doing as much as I can without programming. I had enough of that
when I was under 10 years old and had to program the Vic 20 Commodore 64
games before I could play them.

"Joel" wrote:

As you know
APL is "A" programming Language from IBM
Basic is "B" progamming langues from WANG (now dead)
C is "C" prgramming language from Bells Labs (ATT) - Lucent - ACTEL

Does that mean you prefer to program in C rather than Basic?

"Brad Vogt" wrote:

I always go with C when the question is unclear....So C is the answer to this
question.

"Joel" wrote:

How about a Crystal Ball.

"Mike H" wrote:

We either need more information or a mindreader

"RedFive" wrote:


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RedFive

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My bad experience was loading a main frame CDC6400 with 500 punch card to get
results.

"Brad Vogt" wrote:

I prefer doing as much as I can without programming. I had enough of that
when I was under 10 years old and had to program the Vic 20 Commodore 64
games before I could play them.

"Joel" wrote:

As you know
APL is "A" programming Language from IBM
Basic is "B" progamming langues from WANG (now dead)
C is "C" prgramming language from Bells Labs (ATT) - Lucent - ACTEL

Does that mean you prefer to program in C rather than Basic?

"Brad Vogt" wrote:

I always go with C when the question is unclear....So C is the answer to this
question.

"Joel" wrote:

How about a Crystal Ball.

"Mike H" wrote:

We either need more information or a mindreader

"RedFive" wrote:


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RedFive