[Gambas-user] Programming, age

Mon Jun 27 20:13:04 CEST 2011

lol2
no, I was born and raised in Norway, and got to Austria as I was 20, and as
german and norwegian are pretty familiar, though dont ask a German, I
learnded that pretty quick. Sorry to say- I HAD to learn french too, but
that HAD has nothing good in it. Today, I would love to read and speak
france, I am a little humble about my youthly failure, es un idioma muy
elegante.

German is easy. like english. A bit more difficult, just a little - and even
more - all the slawish languages - no chance - lol THEY are difficult

2011/6/24 Fabien Bodard <gambas.fr at ...626...>

> 2011/6/24 Dag-Jarle Johansen <dag.jarle.johansen at ...626...>:
> > lol
> >
> > in fact I think every language is as exact as the writer is able to form
> his
> > sentences. what I ment is - in german you can put things toghether in
> simple
> > manner, spanish is more difficult, and in norwegian, or other
> scandinavian
> > languages, you have to write a novel.
> In fact in latin languages, there is multiple way to say the same
> thing. Depend of the context,
> the persons filling. Sure ... these languages are really difficult to
> learn ... French before all.
>
> But when you was born is these country ..; German laguages are quite
> difficult t learn... it's not natural for us :)
>
>
> >
> > but thanks
> > I am sorry to say, my french has laid down for ages, I would not starvage
> > for hunger in France, I suppose, but ask me nothing, por favor.
> >
> > happy day!
> >
> > 2011/6/24 Fabien Bodard <gambas.fr at ...626...>
> >
> >> 2011/6/23 Dag-Jarle Johansen <dag.jarle.johansen at ...626...>:
> >> > Peter Landgren
> >> >
> >> > es klingt so deustch., Ich liebe deutsch, allthough an Scandinavian.
> >> German
> >> > ist the most exact language on the world until now. Usuable words for
> >> common
> >> > people 3.500, In constrast Britsh with less than 1.500 words, not to
> >> speak
> >> > from American, they just know "fuck". The South-american languages -
> >> there
> >> > are more, because it*s a different between Mexican spansish, Espanol
> >> (Spain)
> >> > and a lot of the spanisch dialects in feks. Peru, Columbia and so on.
> >>
> >> well, French is also quite exact   ... too exact :/
> >>
> >> > I*m a lector of translations, nicht weil ich die Ausbildung habe, aber
> >> weil
> >> > ich in Hørsaaal A Mahe 1 høren musste, Geologie 1+2 machte und
> Vermessung
> >> > 1+2 machte, in physich 1 bekam - so I think my tranlations are pretty
> >> goood.
> >> > Juridical German has been more easy. And last but not leats: Look at
> FB
> >> > Phrases: all my tranlations - 10000
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Peter, ich glaube wie waren alle nicht faul
> >> > Regards, Dag
> >> >
> >> > 2011/6/23 Peter Landgren <peter.talken at ...1879...>
> >> >
> >> >> My first program was written in 1964 in the language Algol Genius for
> >> >> computing filter coefficients. It
> >> >> was run om vacuum tube system, at least 20 m long. It had paper tape
> >> reader
> >> >> as input device. There
> >> >> were also magnetic tapes and a drum memory and a line printer.
> >> >>
> >> >> Now, being retired, I'm still confused sometimes and trying to learn.
> >> >>
> >> >> /Peter
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> > I get my first job as software developer in 1986. In a big machine
> >> with
> >> >> > it's own OS (Fujitsu's UNIOS F4). After that, came a flood of
> acronyms
> >> >> and
> >> >> > languages.
> >> >> > Today, still exceede, still confusing, allways learning...
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Good Luck.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > 2011/6/23 Dag-Jarle Johansen <dag.jarle.johansen at ...626...>
> >> >> >
> >> >> > > Hi to all great programmers.
> >> >> > >
> >> >> > > I wonder if there is an limit of understanding, an age limit. I
> can
> >> use
> >> >> > > G3 and get my results. I still use PHP, JS, FB Dev(JS) CSS and so
> >> on,
> >> >> > > and still
> >> >> > > am confused, I do not even understand the questions the most G3
> >> users
> >> >> > > have. I wrote my first code in 1980, so I might be a dino among
> you.
> >> No
> >> >> > > DOS, no Windows, at that time, in 85 I got a job as
> >> softwaredeveloper
> >> >> in
> >> >> > > Austria (where I studied buildingeengnier) - on a system called
> >> System
> >> >> > > V, which may sound familiar to some of you. Language C, Bash and
> so
> >> on.
> >> >> > > I was allowed to do some classifed work for NATO, on a WANG 128.
> >> Good
> >> >> > > grief, the cold war is over, the next has started. I just want to
> >> know
> >> >> -
> >> >> > > what are you doing? Many regards,
> >> >> > > Dag
> >> >> > >
> >> >> > >
> >> >>
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